Materials
In-depth knowledge of the contents and composition of your materials ensures qualified decision processes - during design, operation, failure or damage.
Our services
- Advanced surface characterisation and analysis
- Analysis and control of technical water
- Analysis of fuels and fuel residues
- Analysis of steel and other metals
- Cathodic protection optimisation
- Chemical analyses of consumer products
- Chemical risk assessment
- Consultancy and verification
- Consultancy on Danish and European chemical legislation
- Destructive testing
- Failure and damage investigation
- Fatigue testing
- Food analyses
- Food contact materials
- Fracture mechanic testing
- Material examination and analysis of electric and electronic products
- Materials examination and consultancy concrete and brickwork
- Mechanical testing
- SAXS - Small-angle X-ray Scattering
- Standardised tests and special procedures
- Surface characterization
- Tensile testing
- Test and analysis of plastics and composites
- Testing of welds, brazings and expansion procedures
- The Danish Assay Office
Our facilities
Centre for Hygienic Design
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Hygienic design and product safety for the food, biotechnology, and pharmaceutical industries.
Surface characterisation facility
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We have state-of-the-art equipment for surface characterisation and analysis. Our equipment covers both 3D-microscopy, electron microscopy and X-ray analysis.
Chemical analysis laboratory
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In our chemical analysis laboratory, we perform characterisation and analyses of all types of substances and materials.
FACT-Lab - test materials in realistic environment
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Is your company challenged on materials in aggressive environments?
Related content
How you can optimise the curing process for epoxy – and ensure the quality of your product
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Many companies experience challenges with the quality of the finished product when manufacturing composites and coatings. We have therefore identified a thermal analysis method that ensures optimal curing of epoxy in the manufacturing process, thereby reducing the risk of complaints and recalls of products.
Composites leave traditional materials behind
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A longboard made from composites with a lower weight and better riding feel was the result of a case study.
Component disintegrate in unique test facilities
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Life test of components in the harshest and most aggressive environments.
New views on plastics
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Plastic degrades much faster than most other materials. Therefore, FORCE Technology carries out research and development activities within plastics and composites, e.g. in PlastNet.
Optimised composite materials improve competitiveness
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The Industry’s Composite Laboratory is collaborating with the Danish company Tuco Marine Group in developing a new generation of boats made from carbon fibre reinforced composite materials.
EHEDG accredited
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We are an acknowledged and accredited testing facility of European Hygienic Engieering and Design Group (EHEDG)
Hygienic integration and cleaning efficiency in the dairy industry
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Hygienic design and good cleaning procedures should be a top priority - also in the dairy industry.
Hygienic integration and project management according to EHEDG
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Many of EHEDG's principles may have validity for a broader audience than the food industry
Hygienic design is important in new production equipment
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When planning or optimising food and pharmaceutical production facilities, hygienic design is a must.