Dynamic wear and friction (tribological) tests measure surface changes—such as scratches, gouges, and material loss—caused by friction between surfaces, thereby determining the coefficient of friction and wear resistance. These tests simulate real-world conditions (load, speed, temperature) for lubricants and materials, measuring friction forces and wear.
Dynamic wear and friction (tribology) tests are used in a wide range of industrial sectors, primarily to optimize performance, ensure component durability, and reduce energy losses.
Testing of engine components (pistons, piston rings), braking systems, bearings, transmissions, and tires to evaluate their wear resistance and dynamic coefficient of friction.
Analysis of machining tools, rolling bearings, gears, and slide ways to optimize coatings and tribological performance.
Testing of innovative materials, synthetic lubricants, and coatings to reduce wear and improve efficiency.
Evaluation of wear in materials for joint prostheses (e.g., hip, knee) to ensure maximum biocompatibility and durability.
Testing of components subject to extreme wear, vibrations, and high loads, such as valves and railway systems.
Dynamic tests for measuring wear and friction are generally performed using biaxial machines.
Testing system for the characterization of sliding materials.
The Italsigma BX2112_1P is designed to determine the coefficient of friction between sliding elements used in structural bearings, in accordance with EN 1337-2:2002, Annex D. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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