Charpy impact test for metals by ISO 148
The Charpy impact test is a standardized test used to measure the impact toughness of a material during fracture. Testing is performed according to the ISO 148-1 standard and can be conducted at temperatures as low as -193 °C.
A V-shaped or U-shaped notch is created in the sample, after which a pendulum is used to break it. The test measures how much energy the material absorbs before fracturing, giving insight into the material's ability to withstand sudden impacts.
- Suitable sample matrices
- Metals and alloys
- Required sample quantity
- 10 mm × 10 mm × 55 mm
- Typical turnaround time
- 2 weeks after receiving the samples
- Available quality systems
- Accredited test method
- Standard
- Method expert
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