Project Description
About Epsilon
Strain measurement for materials testing is Epsilon’s sole business.
Over forty years of experience has gone into the development of Epsilon’s products. At their facility in Jackson, Wyoming, USA, Epsilon design and build extensometers for testing around the world. Extensometers are available for testing almost all engineering materials, including metals, composites, plastics, ceramics, elastomers, geomaterials (e.g. rock, concrete, and asphalt), and biomaterials including bone. There are models for tiny and delicate samples, including relatively fine wire, up to massive metal samples and large rock cores. The huge variety of models covers nearly every type of test as well, including: tensile, compression, bend, fracture mechanics, and cyclic strain controlled tests like low cycle fatigue. Many of Epsilon’s extensometers are capable of relatively high frequency operation as well.
Axial Extensometers![]()
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High Temperature Axial Extensometers![]()
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Fracture Mechanics Clip-On Gauges![]()
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Deflectometers (Deflection Gauges)![]()
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Transverse and Diametral Extensometers![]()
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High Temp. Transverse & Diametral Extensometers![]()
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Rock, Concrete and Asphalt Extensometers![]()
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Averaging, Bi-Axial and Axial/Torsional Extensometers![]()
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Bolt Proof, Lap Shear and Specialty Extensometers![]()
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Custom Extensometers![]()
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Knife Edges for Extensometers![]()
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Interface Electronics & Signal Conditioners Electronics![]()
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Calibrators for Extensometers![]()
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Calibration References for Extensometers![]()
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