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Turnkey solution
A complete, ready-to-run package — machine, tooling and training — configured for your specimens.
Free proof of concept
Send us your samples and we will demonstrate results on your material before you commit.
Standards-compliant
Equipment built around ASTM, ISO and related tensile and impact testing standards.
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Ongoing technical support, calibration and service so your results stay reliable.
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How Should I Use An ROI Calculator To Justify In-House Tensile Testing?
Start by collecting the real numbers you pay today: per-sample fees by type, shipping per batch, batch frequency, and average turnaround in days. Enter the same inputs for in-house work, including expected monthly volume, operator time per specimen, tooling and consumables, preventive maintenance, and annual calibration. Include grips or cutters for ASTM E8 or ISO 527 when relevant, plus any programming or setup time. Next, enter blank geometry because it drives cycle time and tool wear. Typical thresholds include under 0.5 in (12.5 mm) thickness for flat blanks, under 4 in (100 mm) round diameter, under 2.0 in × 2.0 in (50 mm × 50 mm) stock blocks, and under 8 in (200 mm) length. Cutting blanks close to net size shortens machining minutes and lowers abrasive use. Use a simple check: monthly savings equals outsourced total minus in-house total. Payback months equals capital cost divided by monthly savings. Include yearly items such as ASTM E4 or ISO 7500-1 verification and alignment checks per ASTM E1012. The calculator can add growth rate and shipping cadence so the projection reflects actual batch behavior. If you want a quick projection, you can run scenarios on the ROI Calculator for In-House Tensile Testing Solution calculator page.