1. Bend Test : This test determines the material's ability to withstand deformation under stress. It helps evaluate the ductility and flexibility of ferrous and non-ferrous materials, ensuring they can endure bending without failure.

2. Impact Test : The impact test measures a material's toughness by determining its response to sudden forces or shock loads. It is essential for materials used in environments where high-impact forces are common, such as construction and automotive industries.

3. Fracture Test : This test examines how materials fracture under stress, identifying any weaknesses or potential failure points. It helps ensure the material's integrity and its ability to withstand extreme conditions.

4. Hardness Test : Hardness tests, such as Brinell, Rockwell, and Vickers, are used to measure the resistance of a material to indentation or scratching. This test is critical for determining material durability and wear resistance.

5. Load and Proof Load Testing : We test materials under various loads, including nut and bolt proof load testing, to ensure they can handle specific stress without failure. Proof load testing ensures fasteners, like nuts and bolts, meet safety and performance standards.

6. Wedge Load and Compression Load Testing : Wedge load testing assesses the strength and performance of materials under tension or compression forces. Compression load testing evaluates how materials react to compressive forces, determining their structural integrity under pressure.