Who is Mecmesin?
A leading designer and manufacturer of force and torque test equipment for over 30 years, Mecmesin offers precision test instruments and systems that are accurate, reliable and excellent value for money. We provide a tailor-made service creating the ideal testing platform, which is robust, easy-to-operate and gives top-level performance time after time!
Operating under ISO 9001 quality standards, Mecmesin test products are used to guarantee the quality of components, materials and finished products, from factory floor through to the R&D laboratory, in multiple industries.
Our products enable you to perform checks on products to ensure the following;
* Quality
* Conformance to standards
* Optimised design
* Cost savings
* Optimum performance
* Efficient production
* Minimum wastage
The company
Founded by Jim Oakley, an accomplished design engineer, in 1977, Mecmesin remains a privately owned company, based in Slinfold, West Sussex, UK, which has expanded worldwide, with regional offices in the US, China, Thailand and France.
In addition, we have a global network of distributors in more than 50 countries able to provide technical expertise and after-sales support to customers locally.
The focus of the company has always been to provide high quality test solutions, which are an affordable alternative to the many higher-priced systems available, enabling small and large businesses alike to undertake quality control checks on their products without compromising on precision and accuracy. The rugged design of these systems mean they can withstand tough factory conditions and perform tests at the point of production rather than having to use expensive laboratories to ensure consistent manufacture.
The 3-point bend fixture is ideal for performing a variety of flexible tests up to 10kN capacity. It includes two lower support anvils, which are adjustable between 20 -292mm (0.79" - 11.5") and one upper center loading anvil to accommodate different sized samples. The support beam is graduated length ways in metric and imperial units for accurate positioning of the anvils. Standard anvil radius is 5mm (0.197").
