Brinell, Vickers and Rockwell methods to define the resistance of a material to undergo the penetration of a body and to certify its deformability characteristics.

Charpy specimens with V or U notch to determine the impact resistance of the material at different temperatures. It is also possible to elaborate transition curves.

Flat or cylindrical section specimens that allow to determine the behavior of the material from the point of view of the stress-strain ratio.

For the study of crack propagation in materials.

To evaluate the ductility and resistance to mechanical stress of welded and seamless pipes, identify potential non-conformities.

Pairs of specimens subjected to compression with constant load and finally visual surface analysis.