TS5135 Threaded Round Tensile Specimen

Round Tensile Specimen with Thread Description

The round tensile specimen with thread, also known as a threaded rod specimen, is a type of test body used in materials testing to assess the mechanical properties, particularly the tensile strength, of a material.

The specimen consists of a cylindrical bar that is threaded at both ends so that it can be securely held in the grips of a testing machine. The threads ensure a firm grip and prevent slippage during the test. The bar is usually made of a metallic material such as steel or aluminium and has a standard diameter and length that comply with relevant testing standards.

During a tensile test, the specimen is subjected to an axial force applied in opposing directions, placing it under tensile stress. The load is gradually increased until the specimen fractures. The applied force and the resulting elongation or deformation of the specimen are measured throughout the test, allowing for the determination of various mechanical properties such as tensile strength, yield strength, and elongation.

Round Tensile Specimen with Thread Specifications

The material formulation of the tensile specimen can be customised according to customer specifications. The shape and size of the tensile specimen can also be individually tailored.

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Applications for Round Tensile Specimens with Thread

Round tensile specimens with threads are commonly used in industries such as aerospace, automotive and construction to assess the mechanical strength and performance of materials for various applications. The testing methodology and requirements for round tensile specimens with threads are standardised by organisations such as ASTM International and ISO.

Packaging for Round Tensile Specimens with Thread

Our round tensile specimens with threads are handled with care during storage and transportation to maintain the quality of our product in its original condition.