Impulse excitation technique as  a
reliable and easy accessible
mechanical spectroscopy tool

Manual and automated impulse
excitation measurements at room
temperature

Specialized furnaces for impulse
excitation measurements up to
1700 ˚C in different atmospheres

Non-destructive testing based on
the impulse excitation technique
up to 1500 ˚C in vacuum

Mechanical spectroscopy based on
impulse excitation between -50 ˚C
and 800 ˚C in vacuum