Est. Materials Testing Instruments
The measure of excellence.
Universal testing, rheology, fatigue and torsion instruments — engineered for laboratories where certainty is non-negotiable.
Series 7200
The advanced-generation UTM platform.
Our flagship platform. Sub-micron crosshead control, 400 kHz data acquisition, and non-contact strain measurement from the Advanced Video Extensometer — built for the labs where the result has to survive scrutiny.
Series 9000
The Silver series. Two decades of everyday testing.
The essential UTM for routine quality control. Runs standalone from its onboard Console or connected to a PC system — the same Class 0.5 accuracy as the flagship, sized for the production floor.
RPA
Before, during and after cure — one specimen
Pre- and post-cure rheology in one instrument. Characterise a compound from raw stock through to finished part without switching methods — strain, frequency and temperature all set by the test procedure, on one specimen.
MDR
Setting a new trend in cure analysis
Cure characterisation for rubber compounds. The full vulcanisation curve in a single test on sealed biconical dies, with the upper and lower die held on independent temperature control.
Fatigue Testing Machines
Cyclic loading, one axis or four.
Two machines under one family: a multi-axis rig for complex loading states, and the standard single-axis system for coupon work. They share Dak's Dyna Desk – Test Bench software and method library — capacities differ by configuration.
Torsion Tester
Twist, cycle, and twist to failure.
Cyclic torsion and twist-to-failure through a complete ±360° rotation. Two series on one platform — the 1890 for springs, fasteners and wire, the 2700 for shafts and heavy components.
Machines that measure the truth. Sub-micron resolution, Class 0.5 accuracy, and software that keeps up — engineered in Mumbai, trusted across 45+ industries for four decades.
Application-specific solutions for the people who use them.
Tell us what you test.
We’ll spec the machine.
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