To ensure structural integrity of buildings, bridges, roads, and other infrastructure, materials like concrete, steel, and composites are tested for strength, durability, and compliance with codes.

Material testing supports vehicle safety, weight reduction, and performance—especially for metals, plastics, composites, and coatings used in structural and interior components.

Testing is critical for lightweight, high-strength materials used in aircraft and defence systems to ensure they perform under extreme conditions like high stress, temperature, and fatigue.

Quality control and product development in manufacturing often depend on testing raw materials, welded joints, fasteners, and coatings to ensure consistency and reliability.

From pipelines and wind turbines to solar panels and nuclear components, materials must be tested for corrosion resistance, strength, and long-term performance under harsh environments.

Materials used in storage tanks, pipelines, and reactors are tested for chemical resistance, mechanical properties, and failure behavior under high pressure and temperature.

Testing ensures that materials used in implants, instruments, and packaging are biocompatible, sterilisable, and mechanically sound.

Saltwater corrosion resistance, pressure endurance, and impact strength testing are crucial for materials used in ships, rigs, and underwater equipment.