When you’re building for the sea, you need confidence in every weld, coating, and material choice. At Industrial Physics, we’ve developed a powerful range of marine materials testing equipment designed to meet the unique demands of shipbuilding, offshore engineering, and marine manufacturing.
Whether you’re testing the tensile strength of ship hulls, the impact resistance of composite panels, or the corrosion durability of marine coatings, our solutions are built to help you meet stringent quality and industry standards.
We support marine industry professionals with testing systems that cover:
Our equipment is engineered for testing a wide array of marine-specific components, including:
These instruments offer support throughout your process – from research and development to production quality control – ensuring your vessels and equipment meet international standards such as ASTM B117, ISO 20340, and ASTM D2794.
At sea, safety and reliability are non-negotiable. That’s why our testing solutions are built to align with:
Our marine testing equipment provides repeatable, accurate results that help you comply with industry regulations and stay ahead of failures.
From naval engineering to commercial shipbuilding, Industrial Physics delivers trusted marine materials testing equipment to protect your investments, reputation, and the people who rely on your products.
Ensure your marine materials meet the highest durability and compliance standards. Speak with our experts today to find the right testing equipment for your needs.
It’s used to assess the mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, and environmental durability of materials used in marine applications, such as shipbuilding and offshore structures.
Saltwater environments are highly corrosive. Testing ensures that coatings and materials can withstand prolonged exposure, preventing failure and extending service life.
Key standards include ASTM B117 (salt spray testing), ISO 20340 (marine coatings), and ASTM D2794 (impact resistance of coatings).
Impact testing evaluates a material’s ability to absorb energy without fracturing, ensuring critical components like hulls or deck plates can withstand collisions and rough conditions.
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