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Shimadzu supports major automobile OEMs and their global supply chain partners with state-of-the-art instrumentation for Research and Development, Quality Control, and Environmental Compliance.

Whether your work involves novel material design at the molecular level or high-volume full scale parts production, Shimadzu has instrument solutions to assist your advancement. A small sample of our capabilities is provided below.

Please contact us to discuss your requirements. We look forward to working with you.

Webinar - Test Standards for the Evaluation of Plastic Tensile and Flexural Properties - ASTM D638 and ASTM D790

Materials/Automotive

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Materials Analysis & Mechanical Testing Total Lab

Webinar - Elemental Analysis: Energize the Future with Advanced Battery Testing Solutions

Webinar - Precision Universal Testing Machine Introductory Course (1) Overview of Strength Test

Webinar - Precision Universal Testing Machine Introductory Course (2) How the AUTOGRAPH Series works

Webinar - Precision Universal Testing Machine Introductory Course (3) Test condition and results

Webinar - Precision Universal Testing Machine Introductory Course (4) Improving the reliability of data

Webinar - Test Standards for the Evaluation of Plastic Tensile and Flexural Properties ASTM D638 and ASTM D790

Materials Analysis & Mechanical Testing Total Lab

Materials Analysis & Mechanical Testing Total Lab

Materials Analysis & Mechanical Testing Total Lab

Strength Evaluation of Lithium-ion Battery Components Using Shimadzu Testing Machines

Common Standards for Mechanical Testing of Composites

Pyrolysis Applications: What's in your sample?

Advances in Composite Materials Characterization

Streamlining Mechanical Testing of Composites with TRAPEZIUMX-V

Solutions for Composite Materials Research

Plastic Films, Fabrics, Nano Particles, and Butterfly Wings: Novel, “Outside the Box”, Uses For UV/Vis/NIR Integrating Spheres

UV/Vis/NIR Nanomaterials Characterization