Dynamic Systems Inc. Teams Up with University of Alabama to Beta Test New UHTC System for Advanced Materials Research

Core Insights - Dynamic Systems Inc. (DSI) has launched a new Ultra High Temperature Ceramic and Composite (UHTC) system for testing non-conductive materials at temperatures exceeding 2000°C, marking a significant advancement in materials testing technology [1][3]. Company Overview - DSI is a subsidiary of Vishay Precision Group Inc. (VPG) and is recognized as a global leader in materials testing technology, particularly known for its Gleeble series [6][7]. Collaboration and Impact - DSI has partnered with The University of Alabama for beta testing the UHTC system, which is expected to enhance ceramic development across various applications, including energy and aerospace [2][3][5]. Key Features of the UHTC System - Extreme Temperature Capabilities: Tests ceramics at temperatures greater than 2000°C, supporting industries like aerospace, defense, and energy [8]. - Fast Heating and Cooling Rates: Reduces time between tests, outperforming traditional furnace-based testing methods [8]. - High Throughput Testing: Capable of conducting over 1 test per hour and more than 8 tests per day, optimizing research productivity [8]. - User-Friendly Interface: Simplifies operation, data analysis, and reporting [8]. - ASTM Compliance: Adheres to ASTM standards, ensuring results meet industry benchmarks for accuracy and reliability [8].