Metals
Forging a Career in Engineering
One of the worlds largest industries, the metal industry provides much of the raw materials needed manufacture our favourite products, build our tallest buildings and construct our longest bridges.
TecQuipment has a range of products that provide the capabilities for students to understand the fundamental engineering principles needed for a career in metal.
Product Ranges
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Basic Elastic Properties
Basic Elastic Properties
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Creep Testing
Creep Testing
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Fatigue Testing
Fatigue Testing
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Free Standing Structures Experiments
Free Standing Structures Experiments
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Friction
Friction
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Hardness Testing - Industrial
Hardness Testing - Industrial
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Heat Transfer
Heat Transfer
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Hydraulic Bench
Hydraulic Bench
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Impact Testing
Impact Testing
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Materials Testing and Properties
Materials Testing and Properties
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Motion
Motion
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Stress and Strain Analysis
Stress and Strain Analysis
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Tensile and Universal Testing Machines
Tensile and Universal Testing Machines
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Test Specimens
Test Specimens
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Thermodynamic Principles
Thermodynamic Principles
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Torsion Testing
Torsion Testing
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VDAS e-lab
VDAS e-lab
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Vibration
Vibration
Featured Products
UNIVERSAL TESTING MACHINE
SM1000 - Experiment
A versatile bench mounted machine for compressive and tensile tests on different materials and structures.
IDEAL GASES - BOYLE'S LAW
TD1000 - Experiment
Bench top apparatus that demonstrates the relationship between pressure and volume of an ideal gas at a fixed temperature.
WATER TO AIR HEAT EXCHANGERS
TD1007 - Experiment
An experimental unit to show how cross-flow water to air heat exchangers work.
BEAM APPARATUS
SM1004 - Experiment
A bench top frame with load cells and cantilevers for the study of deflection and forces on different types of beams for a wide range of supports and loads; also demonstrates Young's modulus.
STATIC AND DYNAMIC BALANCING
Bench top apparatus for experiments in balancing a rotating mass system, statically and dynamically.
FREE AND FORCED VIBRATIONS
TM1016V - Experiment
Bench top apparatus that investigates the free and forced vibrations of a rigid beam with a spring, and a simply supported beam. Demonstrates Rayleigh's approximation and Dunkerley's method.