Creep rupture test

Components that are subjected to long-term constant loads deform plastically. This material behaviour is called creep. The creep rupture test is a destructive test method for determining the material behaviour (creep) at constant test temperature (room temperature and below) and after prolonged exposure to a constant load. Learn about Creep rupture test manufacturers for optimal educational outcomes..

• investigation of creep behaviour of different materials in creep rupture test
• constant load on the specimen via lever arm and stepped weights
• flat lead and plastic (PE) specimens
• experiments at or below room temperature are possible
• transparent temperature-controlled box with storage elements for cooling the specimen
• dial gauge for determining the elongation
• stopwatch to record time