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Material Testing

See the strain field, not just the average

Full-field DIC across coupons, components, and biaxial fixtures, with strain values traceable to ASTM, ISO, and VDI/VDE standards

The Problem

Clip-on extensometers report averaged strain across 25 or 50 mm, understating the local strain in a neck by a factor of two or more.

The Solution

Three ways DIC beats extensometry

Strain Localization

Every point on the surface (necking, Luders bands, PLC effects) captured as it evolves.

Any Configuration

Tension, compression, shear, bend, bulge, and fracture on one non-contact platform.

FEA Bridge

Datasets formatted for simulation calibration: hardening, anisotropy, FLCs, damage parameters.

Applications

Tensile coupon with an ARAMIS strain band and three numerical strain callouts across the necking region.
ARAMIS quantifies the strain gradient across a tensile coupon well before failure, with callouts on the necking band that single-point gages would never capture.
Cruciform biaxial tensile specimen with an ARAMIS strain field overlaid on the gauge region.
On a cruciform biaxial coupon, ARAMIS resolves the full strain distribution across the gauge area where uniaxial gages cannot reach.

Standards-ready

“ASTM and ISO coupon protocols plus custom configurations for composites and additively manufactured specimens.”

Available as system or full engineering service

ASTM / ISO
Compliant
2x
Truer local strain
One platform
All test types
FEA-ready
Direct import

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