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ASTM D5026 Polymer Tension Testing

The ASTM D5026 testing standard establishes the criteria for conducting tension testing on reinforced and unreinforced plastics and polymers. This mechanical testing method yields data pertaining to the following qualities and characteristics of a material:

  • Modulus โ€“ Temperature and Frequency
  • Effects of Processing Treatment
  • Aspect Ration Effects on Modulus of Fiber Reinforcements
  • Behavioral Properties of Resin
  • Formulation Additive Effects on Performance and Processability
  • Filler and Additive Effects on Modulus and Glass Transition Temperature
  • Annealing Effects on Modulus and Glass Transition Temperature
  • Substrate Types and Orientation Effects on Modulus

This specialized plastic and polymer tension testing standard is most commonly used to verify a materialโ€™s ability to maintain its strength, ductility, and elasticity in cold conditions and is a valuable, cost-effective methodology for a wide variety of industries and disciplines.

Tension Testing at ATS

Our highly trained, certified tensile testing experts utilize cutting-edge technologies and advanced equipment and machinery to apply force to a material until it deforms or breaks, closely monitoring every change the sample experiences. Unlike flexure or compression testing, tension testing reveals how a material responds when pulled in a single direction, with the D5026 standard providing precise guidelines for testing at temperatures below room temperature. Our experts analyze the data yielded by this test to help clients make informed decisions about material selection, product design, and manufacturing processes. Some of the key data points resulting from this test method include:

  • Tensile Strength
  • Elongation at Break
  • Modulus of Elasticity

The Cold-Condition Tension Testing Experts at ATS

With impressive mechanical testing capabilities, advanced equipment, state-of-the-art mechanical testing laboratories and facilities, and highly experienced technicians, the Applied Technical Services Family of Companies offers complete testing solutions that cater to the specific needs of our diverse clientele. ATS is proud of the reputation we have developed over the past several decades as one of the premier mechanical testing providers in the United States, prioritizing service quality, timeliness, and customer service above all else.

Call us today at 1 (888) 287-5227 or submit a webform on this page for a free quote on ASTM D5026 testing at ATS.

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