ISO 7864 — read the full explanation
TensileRequirements and test methods for sterile single-use hypodermic needles, including cannula-to-hub bond strength.
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Requirements and test methods for sterile single-use hypodermic needles, including cannula-to-hub bond strength.
Wound closure strength of tissue adhesives and sealants.
Tension testing of Nickel-Titanium (Nitinol) superelastic materials (upper/lower plateau strength).
Child-resistant packaging opening-force evaluation and blister push-through force.
Prefilled syringes — glass barrel flange breakage resistance, luer cone breakage, needle pull-out force.
Needle-based injection systems (pen injectors) — dose accuracy companion with activation-force measurement.
Dental implants — static compression-bending prior to fatigue qualification.
Orthodontic wires — three-point bend and tensile characterization.
Denture base polymers — flexural strength and modulus.
Polymer-based restorative materials (dental composites) — three-point flexural strength (2×2×25 mm bars).
Dental ceramics — flexural strength (3-point, 4-point and biaxial piston-on-three-balls).
Elastomeric closures for parenterals — penetration force, fragmentation and self-sealing.
Tablet hardness/breaking force — performed on dedicated hardness testers or low-capacity UTM compression.
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Thickness, width and expected break force decide the grip as much as the method does. Send us those and we will specify the frame, the load cell and the fixture around them.