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Introducing Our New Quick To Ship Program

  Sometimes a new extensometer is needed right away, and in response Epsilon introduces the Quick to Ship program. Popular model 3542 configurations now ship in 5 business days with whatever connector is needed for the customer’s testing machine. 
wear-resistant carbide knife edge

Wear-Resistant Carbide Knife Edges

  Designed as an alternative for customers who experience slipping or accelerated wear of the standard knife edges when testing hard materials, these ultra-hard, dual-bevel knife edges will retain a sharp edge and last much longer. They are extremely sharp and...
mechanical extensometer calibrator with digital readout

Improved Extensometer Calibrator Accuracy Specification

  Epsilon has implemented process improvements yielding a vastly improved, traceable accuracy specification for 3590VHR calibrators. The new specification is up to 16x more accurate, which gives customers more confidence in their verification results. This may...
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video extensometer with an environmental chamber

Non-Contacting Extensometers for Environmental Chambers and High-Elongations

  Epsilon introduces two additional non-contact extensometers, Epsilon ONE-250CE and Epsilon ONE-500CE, optimized for the following applications: Environmental chambers Elastomers, rubber, high-extension plastics Rebar  
non-contact extensometer with high-elongation polymer

Optical Non-Contacting Extensometers Offer Sub-Micron Precision

  Epsilon ONE® high-precision optical extensometers measure axial strain with industry-leading resolution, accuracy, and speed. Innovative Instant Reset, Always On and Laser Alignment features maximize performance and increase testing throughput. Why Non-Contact:...

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