Partnerships

TestResources designs and manufactures a broad range of mechanical materials testing machines, including universal, static, dynamic and fatigue, and torsion test systems across low, mid, and high force capacities. The company also supplies an extensive line of grips, fixtures, extensometers, and other accessories to suit virtually any test standard or specimen. Its modular, configurable approach lets customers match equipment precisely to their application while maximizing return on investment. TestResources serves R&D laboratories and quality-assurance operations across many industries with affordable, reliable testing solutions.

Quantify BV is a Belgium-based trade and consultancy organization focused on test and measurement solutions in the fields of strain, vibration, and mechanical testing. The company distributes high-quality technical products and guides customers in selecting the right equipment for each application to ensure quality data. Led by engineers with deep experience in strain gauge and vibration solutions, Quantify also provides training and works with trusted partners for professional installations. Its partners include Micro-Measurements and DJB Instruments, supporting customers throughout their measurement campaigns.

Microtest, S.A. is a Spanish company specializing in the design, manufacture, and maintenance of materials testing systems for static, dynamic and fatigue, torsion, creep, impact, wear and friction, and hardness and indentation testing. Its core strength lies in engineering customized testing solutions, with standard electromechanical and servohydraulic machines that can be reengineered to meet specific customer requirements. The company also supplies a full range of accessories, control systems, and software, plus calibration, upgrade, and maintenance services. Based in Madrid, Microtest serves more than 20 industries including automotive, aeronautical, aerospace, metal, plastics, paper, and construction.

Element Machine Tools is a US-based provider of custom automation, robotic systems, and CNC controllers for manufacturers of all sizes. The company delivers both tailored projects and standard products, including collaborative robot cells for machine tending, welding, and assembly, portable plasma cutting systems, and its Carbon CNC control system for machine-tool integration and custom user interfaces. Based in Maine, it focuses on high-performance, affordable manufacturing solutions and offers free on-site consultations to identify the best fit for each business. Element Machine Tools serves small, medium, and large manufacturers seeking to boost productivity and efficiency through industrial automation.

NextGen Material Testing, Inc. is a North American distributor of quality-control and materials testing equipment serving laboratories and manufacturers. Its portfolio spans hardness testers, metallography and sample-preparation equipment, and related instruments for inspection and quality assurance. The company partners with established manufacturers to supply, support, and service testing solutions across the United States and Canada. NextGen focuses on helping customers select the right equipment and maintain reliable, accurate testing operations.

CIPEM is an Argentine company that has specialized since 1984 in services and systems for materials testing and quality control. It supplies a carefully selected range of equipment, including universal testing machines, impact testers, and hardness testers, and provides advisory, commissioning, maintenance, and repair services. Since 2010 CIPEM has operated an ISO/IEC 17025 calibration laboratory accredited by the OAA with ILAC-MRA recognition and supervised by INTI, ensuring precise, independent, and traceable calibration. The company also offers training, forums, and seminars, positioning itself as a leading partner for reliable testing of materials and components.

Levil Technology Corp is a Florida-based manufacturer of compact, high-precision CNC machines designed for limited-space professional and educational environments. Its product range includes 3-axis vertical mills, 4- and 5-axis machining centers, mill-turn and turning centers, robotic mills, and metal 3D printers. The machines combine affordability with industrial-grade durability and industry-standard controls, handling a wide variety of materials and applications while keeping a minimal footprint. Levil Technology supports modern manufacturing and workforce-development programs across many industries with reliable, low-maintenance equipment.

Material Testing Center (MTC S.A.) is a Polish company based in Cracow that specializes in innovative non-destructive testing solutions, manufacturing dedicated diagnostic and inspection equipment. Driven by research and development, its systems are built on ultrasonic and eddy-current technologies and include automatic longitudinal polishers, immersion ultrasonic scanners, EMAT control systems, and eddy-current heat-exchanger tube testers. The company also produces precision sample-preparation equipment such as automatic polishers and grinders for fatigue-test specimens prepared to ASTM standards. MTC works comprehensively from concept through design, testing, and on-site implementation, serving the automotive, power, and shipbuilding industries.

CIENTEC S.A. de C.V. is a Guadalajara-based Mexican company with more than 40 years of experience supplying and servicing quality-control laboratory testing equipment. Its catalog covers universal testing machines, hardness and microhardness testers (Rockwell, Brinell, Vickers), metallographic sample-preparation equipment and microscopes, optical-emission spectrometers and carbon-sulfur analyzers, as well as dimensional metrology tools such as measuring arms, laser trackers, and 3D scanners. The company also offers plastics and packaging test instruments, salt-spray and environmental chambers, and complementary services including maintenance and calibration with traceability to NIST and CENAM. CIENTEC serves a wide range of sectors, including automotive, aerospace, metallurgical, steel, and plastics industries, primarily across the Mexican market.