Materials testing and failure analysis - your accredited testing laboratory for metals, plastics, elastomers.
Our competencies = Your advantages
More than 15 years of experience in material testing, failure analysis, materials technology and consulting
Highest quality standard through accreditation
according to DIN EN ISO / IEC 17025: 2018
Objective, independent and internationally acknowledged test reports
Continuous development and expansion of knowledge in new materials and technologies
Individual and service-oriented support for every custom request / custom order by a highly qualified team of experts
International team
(we speak English, French, Polish, Serbian, Czech, Romanian, Russian)
We are partners of globally active and innovative companies. The success of our customers drives us.
We operate internationally - for over 560 companies of all sizes and industries.
They all trust in our expert knowledge.
The importance of expert knowledge when using materials in industry and technology is often only recognized when there are complaints and damage cases. The right choice of material is one of the central questions that determine the success and efficiency of a technology or a product. Due to the large range of materials with different physical, technological and chemical properties, the first step to ensure quality and success is a consultation with a materials expert.
As an accredited testing laboratory for materials, we offer numerous tests and test procedures. Our customers commission us to carry out damage analyzes, to support the development of new products and for quality control..
We solve your tasks according to standards and test requirements – based on years of experience and know-how in the related industries.
We process every customer order quickly, on time and reliably.
Are you looking for a professional partner for failure analysis?
We analyze and evaluate
Damage due to mechanical stress
Damage from wear and corrosion
Thermal damage (heat generation, heat treatment)
Damage to surfaces and coatings
Hydrogen-induced damage
Damage caused by manufacturing defects
