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The Mechanical lab at SBCI perform a complete range of testing and evaluations of metals, alloys, rubbers, composites, and other materials.

our Specimen Preparation department is designed for flexibility, capacity and speed. CNC milling and turning centres work in concert to create an infinite range of sample infinite list of materials. With our modern equipment and skilled labor force, we produce everything from standard test specimens to complicated fixtures to meet client needs.

We can add value to your test program by following appropriate test specification, test method development, observation, data analysis and interpretation.

SBCI’s Mechanical testing capability includes the following tests:

► Tensile Testing

    ⦿ Room Temperature Tensile Test
    ⦿ Elevated Temperature Tensile Test (up to 1000 Deg C)
    ⦿ 0.2% proof stress
    ⦿ SG Iron
    ⦿ Tensile Test for fine wires/foils
    ⦿ Tor steel (TMT Bar), Rods, Sheets, Pipes, etc.
  

► Impact Test (Up To 196 Deg C)

    ⦿ Charpy (ASTM / ISO)
    ⦿ Izod
  

► Bend Test

    ⦿ Rebend / Root / Face / side bend test
  

► Compression Test

  

► Flaring (Drift Expansion) / Flattening Test

  

► Hardness

    ⦿ Rockwell Hardness Test
    ⦿ Brinell Hardness Test
    ⦿ Vickers Hardness Test
    ⦿ Superficial Hardness Test
    ⦿ Micro Vickers Hardness Test
  

► Fasteners Test

    ⦿ Proof Load (Bolts & Nuts)
    ⦿ Wedge Tensile Test
    ⦿ Axial Tensile Test
    ⦿ Hydrogen Embrittlement Test
    ⦿ Torque Test
  

► Welding Qualification Test (ASME/AWS/ISO)

    ⦿ Procedure Qualification
    ⦿ Welder Qualification
    ⦿ Electrode Qualification
    ⦿ Production Test Qualification
      ⦿ Pre-stretching Test
      ⦿ Nick break test
  

► Others

    ⦿ Compression
    ⦿ Spring Load Test
    ⦿ Crush test
    ⦿ Flexural Test
    ⦿ Cryogenic Treatment
    ⦿ Pull out test
    ⦿ Push out Test
    ⦿ Load test
    Fracture test
  
*SBCI takes pride in preparing all the required samples in-house through which all potential mishaps causing delays can be avoided.
  


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