Companies index STFC Rutherford Appleton
Laboratory Harwell Oxford Didcot OX11 0QX Oxfordshire UK TEL +44 (0)1235 446570 EMAIL
jason.page@
stfc.ac.uk WEBSITE
www.ralspace.stfc.ac.uk/Pages/ home.aspx CONTACT Jason Page, AIV Facility Group Leader
Space Research Facilities offering a full range of Environmental test and cleanroom facilities including Vibration, Thermal Vacuum, Orbital Simulation, Instrument Calibration combined with a large Cleanroom complex.
Clean room Cryogenic Environmental testing ISO 9001 Shock – shock response spectrum Temperature cycling Vacuum Vacuum – temperature Vibration – random Vibration – shock Vibration – sinusoidal Vibration testing
Accelerated testing Bending Bump test Carbon fibre and composite testing Chamber – dry cold Chamber – dry heat Chamber – hot and cold Chamber – humidity Chamber – rain Chamber – salt spray Chamber – sand and dust Chamber – supplier new and used Chamber – thermal shock Chamber – vibration Chamber – walk in Chamber combined – temperature- humidity and vibration Chamber hire Corrosion Data acquisition DEF STAN 00-35 Environmental testing Fatigue Force
Hydraulic pressure Hydraulics Material testing Materials testing machines Mechanical testing Mechanical tests in temperature chamber Proof loading Rain spray Road load data Salt spray Shock – basic pulse Shock – thermal Strain gauge Stress and strain analysis Temperature cycling Tensile Test equipment Thermal shock Vehicle component Vibration – random Vibration – shock Vibration – sinusoidal Vibration testing
Tailored Test Solutions Ltd
Unit 13 Hambridge Trading Estate Willowbrook Road Worthing BN14 8NA West Sussex UK TEL +44 (0)1903 266613 FAX +44 (0)1903 250931 EMAIL
sales@tts-ltd.co.uk WEBSITE
www.tts-ltd.co.uk CONTACT Matthew Pearl, Sales Manager
Since 1999 TTS has been providing expert test services with OEM experience in the fields of; environmental, mechanical and vibration testing, multi-axis servo- hydraulic testing, data acquisition and test-rig manufacture. TTS supply new and used test equipment and are the sole UK distributor for Sanwood environmental chambers.
Techni Measure supply an extensive range of sensors, transducers, instrumentation and calibration systems for the measurement of strain, vibration, acceleration/g force, displacement, load, force, torque, static and dynamic pressure, temperature, attitude (roll, pitch, yaw), orientation, inclination, altitude and location (GPS/GNSS). Products include foil and weldable strain gauges, piezoelectric and capacitive DC accelerometers, load cells, force transducers, pressure transmitters potentiometers, laser displacement and scanning sensors, fibre optic sensors, wireless systems, feedthroughs, long stroke shakers and shock exciters.
Accelerometers Calibration
Condition monitoring Displacement Force Instrumentation Modal analysis Pressure measurement Strain gauge Stress and strain Structural testing Temperature Vibration – analysis/measurement Vibration sensors Wireless testing
TEi Ltd
Techni Measure Ltd Unit 4
Buccaneer Drive Auckley Doncaster DN9 3QP South Yorkshire UK TEL +44 (0)3300 101490 FAX +44 (0)3300 101491 EMAIL
sales@technimeasure.co.uk WEBSITE
www.technimeasure.co.uk CONTACT Andrew Ramage, Director
Metallurgical Services PO Box 80 Calder Vale Road Wakefield WF1 5YS West Yorkshire UK TEL +44 (0)1924 780000 FAX +44 (0)1924 201901 EMAIL
metserv@tei.co.uk WEBSITE
www.tei.co.uk CONTACT Richard Heywood, Laboratory Manager
TEi has a comprehensively equipped laboratory with a team of qualified, trained and experienced metallurgical and technical staff operating to the requirements of an internationally acknowledged quality standard ISO/IEC 17025.
Bending
Chemical analysis – metals Corrosion Crack detection Electron microscopy Failure analysis Ferrite testing
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