The Measuring Lab is equipped with all the necessary measurement equipment for the experimental analysis of components. This includes all elements of the measurement chain, from sensors and measurement amplifiers to data acquisition and processing.

Systems from HBM, Gantner and IMC (imc CRONOSflex 2000) with up to 40 simultaneous channels are used for experimental stress determination. Any non-contact transmission of measured values is carried out with four telemetry systems (64, 32, 8, 4 channels), which are also suitable for ICP accelerometers. In addition to extensive experience in the application-related use of strain gages, the IMW has a large number of commercial force, torque and acceleration sensors at its disposal.

A ZEISS UMM550 coordinate measuring machine with a rotary axis and a portable 3D optical scanner (CREAFORM Handyscan) are available for the geometric measurement of components and their manufacturing deviations.

A 3D laser scanning microscope (KEYENCE VK-X 100K) with an additional coordinate table for examining larger components, a digital microscope (OLYMPUS DSX1000) for defect analysis and geometry determination, and a MAHR MarSurf XR20 roughness measuring device with rotation axis are used for surface analyses.

A TESTO 890 thermographic camera with high resolution is available for monitoring the construction process in the RP systems and for detecting wear processes on machine elements.