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ADMET Enhances Its Gauge Buster Load, Stress and Load Rate Indicators.


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(TM) Inc., a provider of integrated materials testing systems, today announced enhancements to its Gauge Buster and Gauge Buster Plus materials testing load, stress and load rate indicators for manually operated machines. The indicators are used to measure the compressive and tensile strength of metals, plastics, concrete and other materials. The new features include the addition of an optional second channel of displacement input plus several new data analyses.

The new analyses are yield by halt of the pointer, load at a specified position, energy and average load rate which can be used to verify that a test was performed according to specification. Also added was a password protected operator mode to prevent changes to the test setup, plus live RS-232 serial data streaming. The data streaming enables measurements from other equipment to be aligned with the Gauge Buster data in a single file through the use of a data logging program.

"No longer is the Gauge Buster just a lower cost digital replacement for an analog dial gage," commented Richard Gedney, ADMET founder and president. "By eliminating the need for operators to observe the movements of an analog dial and hand calculate results, the Gauge Buster eliminates errors and improves the integrity of the test results. These new features provide another reason to retrofit existing analog equipment with ADMET Gauge Buster."

Yield by halt of the pointer is the point at which the needle on an analog dial hesitates as a specimen is being pulled in tension. This Gauge Buster enhancement eliminates the need for operators to visually read the point of hesitation and manually record the results. Gauge Buster automatically records yield by halt of the pointer and stores the result with the sample's load and stress data. This approach is more accurate and faster.

Average load rate is also an important calculation to ensure compliance with ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) standards. The analysis reports the average test rate so you can quickly verify that a test was performed according to specification.

All of the data is transferable to spreadsheets or LIMS (Laboratory Information Management Systems). With the exception of the optional second channel of displacement input, all of the new analyses and features are now standard in the Gauge Buster and Gauge Buster Plus. They are available immediately directly from ADMET, as well as from ADMET representatives and calibrators.

About ADMET

ADMET Inc. combines high quality products and services with total cost effectiveness to deliver the industry's most efficient materials testing systems. Its products range from materials testing frames to software and specialized control units. The company offers new testing systems as well as retrofits of existing machines from ATS, Baldwin, ELE Soiltest, Forney, INSTRON, MTS, Riehle, SATEC SATEC - Scarborough Academy for Technological, Environmental, and Computer Education
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, Shimadzu, Testmark, Tinius Olsen, United and others. Highly skilled engineers provide customers with personalized research and development services and support to make ADMET the most responsive materials testing equipment supplier. ADMET's loyal customer base includes leading manufacturers, testing labs, researchers and universities in aerospace, automotive, biomedical, construction, metals, plastics, textiles and other industries. ADMET can be reached at 800-667-3220, sales@admet.com or by visiting http://www.admet.com.

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