Mechanical Testing

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From time to time White Horse CAD partner with businesses that can support our clients needs with services that are outside of our area of expertise.

We have worked closely with Aurora Medical Ltd on a number of projects. They use their engineering expertise to find solutions to complex engineering problems. Aurora’s Managing Director, Dr Andy Taylor has experience and expertise in industries as diverse as Aerospace and Orthopaedic Devices.

One of the services Aurora offer is Mechanical Testing, using a servo hydraulic test machine. We asked Dr Taylor to give an overview of the services Aurora Medical offer…

Our testing service is dynamic and unique, with testing configuration  designed to meet your products verification testing. The center of the testing equipment is a Servo hydraulic mechanical test machine for static and dynamic loading with capacity up to 15kN with an extensive set of fixtures, grips and loading jigs for bending, shear, fracture, tensile and compression tests. Machine has the capacity to record data directly from the machine load and extensometer.

White Horse CAD, in partnership with Aurora Medical are able to help a range of industries realise complex design requirements. We can also devise test scenarios and design fixtures processes to fulfil the requirements of British, ISO and ASTM Standards.

If you would like to know more about the services offered by Aurora Medical please visit their website. Please mention White Horse CAD if you contact them.

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