Atlas Material Testing Technology LLC

Atlas Material Testing Technology LLC is a well-known company specializing in the manufacture of equipment and the provision of services for the testing of materials and products. Founded in 1915 and headquartered in Mount Prospect, Illinois, USA, Atlas has established itself as a leader in weathering and lightfastness testing. The company helps various industries understand how materials and products will perform and endure over time when exposed to different environmental conditions.

Here are some key aspects of Atlas Material Testing Technology:

Products and Services

Weathering Instruments:
- Xenon Arc Weathering Testers: Used to simulate the effects of sunlight, moisture, and temperature to evaluate the durability of materials.
- Fluorescent UV Testers: Utilize UV lamps to replicate the damaging elements of sunlight, often used for screenings.
Laboratory Testing Services:
- Atlas offers a wide range of standardized and custom testing services to meet client-specific needs.
Outdoor Exposure Testing:
- The company operates outdoor test sites, such as the South Florida Test Service located in Miami, Florida, where they expose materials to natural sunlight and environmental conditions.
Monitoring Devices:
- Instruments to measure environmental factors like temperature, humidity, and irradiance.

Industries Served

Automotive: Testing materials used in vehicle manufacturing for durability against weathering.
Textiles: Ensuring fabrics can withstand sunlight and environmental elements.
Building Materials: Evaluating the longevity and durability of materials used in construction.
Electronics: Testing the resilience of components and housings in outdoor or harsh environments.
Paints and Coatings: Assessing how finishes hold up under various conditions.

Global Presence

Atlas has a global footprint, with operations not only in the United States but also in Europe, Asia, and other regions. This allows the company to cater to a worldwide clientele, providing localized support and services.

Research and Development

Atlas is committed to innovation and maintains a strong focus on research and development to advance their testing technologies and methodologies. This enables the company to stay at the forefront of material testing technology.

Certification and Standards

Atlas is known for adhering to international standards and has multiple certifications, ensuring their services and products meet rigorous quality requirements.

Customer-Centric Approach

Atlas offers robust customer support, from helping clients select the appropriate testing methods to providing comprehensive data analysis and interpretation.

Given these features, Atlas Material Testing Technology LLC serves as a crucial partner for companies looking to ensure the performance and longevity of their products through scientifically-backed testing methods.

773-327-4520
www.atlas-mts.com

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Laboratory weathering testing, natural weathering testing, corrosion testing, lighting systems, textile testing, flammability testing, environmental testing

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