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Test modules for everyday laboratory work

The platform bundles the most important materials testing procedures into a seamless workflow – from sample registration to the approved test report. Each module is designed to meet the requirements of industrial quality assurance and research laboratories.

Digital tensile testing Capture of force-displacement data, automatic calculation of characteristic values, and direct transfer to the test protocol. Reduces manual transfer errors and speeds up documentation.
Vickers hardness testing Standardized evaluation of indentation measurements including metadata on the test specimen, test force, and ambient conditions. Ensures comparability across different measurement series.
Metallographic analysis Management of micrographs, microstructure parameters, and grain size distributions. Assignment to batches and samples is carried out automatically via the stored sample history.
Batch traceability Every test value remains linked to the melt, supplier, and processing step. This makes it easy to trace deviations back to their cause – without time-consuming searches in paper archives.
Generate test reports Reports are automatically created from the stored measurement data and exported in the company's internal format. Changes to templates take effect immediately on all new documents.

Test Methods and Data Interpretation: Binding Fundamentals

The analysis results provided on this platform are based on standardized testing procedures according to DIN EN ISO and internal laboratory guidelines. Deviations in sample preparation or environmental conditions may affect the measured values; raw data is validated for plausibility before release. The documented characteristic values serve research and quality documentation purposes but do not replace material-related acceptance.

Tensile testing according to ISO 6892-1 Vickers hardness testing HV Metadata capture Batch traceability
From inspection order to validated result

The process in the materials laboratory

Step 01

Record inspection order

The process starts with the digital recording of the inspection order. Sample designation, material batch and the required standard are stored directly in the system – without media discontinuity.

Step 02

Configure inspection plan

Based on the standard, the platform stores the appropriate inspection plan. Parameters such as preload force, test speed or measuring points are suggested automatically and can be adjusted by laboratory staff.

Step 03

Record measured values

The testing machine transmits the raw data to the platform in real time. The software detects deviations from the target value and immediately marks critical measuring points for later evaluation.

Step 04

Evaluate result

The platform calculates the relevant characteristic values and compares them with the tolerance limits of the specification. A test report is generated automatically and linked to the metadata of the batch.

Step 05

Release & archiving

After testing, the result is submitted for release. The documentation is archived in an audit-proof manner and is available at any time for audits and quality assurance.

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