Structural Lab Equipment Manufacturer, Supplier & Exporters

Structural Engineering Lab Equipment Manufacturer

Structural engineers are charged with designing structures to support and encase people, buildings, or objects—including people themselves—and ensuring these structures are strong, safe, and able to withstand various natural forces such as wind gusts, earthquakes, and snowstorms. The Structures Laboratory features an impressive variety of testing equipment by Atico Export, the most experienced structural engineering lab equipment manufacturer. They manufacture and supply various equipment, including static and dynamic load actuators with capacities spanning tensile to torsional Testing, data acquisition systems that measure loads, displacements and strain, and analytical instruments designed to assess structural behavior.

Learning More About Structural Engineering Lab Equipment

Civil engineering lab equipment is essential in testing the strength and quality of construction materials. Testing helps ensure a project is safe and durable. It can also identify potential hazards, such as unstable soils that could cause buildings to collapse or contamination that makes construction unsafe.

The laboratory features various testing equipment, such as a digital servo-controlled 2,000,000 lb universal testing machine, load frames for testing various structural assemblies and connections, an experimental apparatus for studying pin-jointed trusses and portal frames that can test stub columns or concrete cylinders, among other items.

Other equipment found within the structural lab supplied by the structural engineering lab equipment supplier includes:

A vibrating table for measuring flexural permeability.
A Marsh funnel viscometer is used to test cement’s water retention.
A two-gang prism mold for concrete Testing a fluidized bed to test unbound/pre-tensioned concrete rheology and an aggregate testing facility with proving rings.
Nondestructive testing (NDT) systems evaluate structural components without harming them directly. This technology measures vibration, deflection, acoustic emissions and thermal imaging, and it detects internal issues like corrosion and fatigue.