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muraR Surface Hardness Variation Scanner equipment is use

How to Use Our Non-Destructive, Portable Hardness Tester

| | Blog, FWHMQuickly scan and analyze surface hardness variation with muraR. Read on to learn more about how to use this non-destructive, portable hardness tester.Read More

Compressive Versus Tensile Residual Stress

| | Blog, Residual Stress 101This blog covers the difference between compressive and tensile residual stress, and why it's important to measure these stresses.Read More

Measuring Retained Austenite Using Pulstec’s XRD Analyzer

| | BlogGet retained austenite measurements in just under 90 seconds with Pulstec's XRD Analyzer. Read on to learn more about how this analyzer works.Read More
A single crystal sample is placed on a camera attached to Pulstec's s-Laue machine. Next to the image of the single crystal sample is a screenshot from their software that allows users to adjust the sample distance.

What Is the Laue Method?

| | Blog, Laue MethodLearn more about the Laue Method, how it works, and why it’s used in this comprehensive article by Pulstec. Read More

Workshop at San Jose State University

| | Events/NewsPresentation and workshop was held at San Jose State University Date: March 3rd 2023 Place: San Jose State University Subjects: Residual Stress Presentation and...Read More

Pulstec’s Product Information on Metoree

| | Events/NewsOur Stress Analyzer and Hardness Testers are featured on “Metoree”, a product and manufacturer information comparison site for researchers and engineers. What Is Metoree? Metoree is...Read More