Comprehensive Materials Testing and Analytical Services at Materials Metric

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Advanced Engineering & Manufacturing

Independent Scientific Testing, Characterization & R&D Support Across Diverse Industries

Modern products and technologies depend on materials, formulations, components, and biological systems that must perform reliably under demanding mechanical, chemical, thermal, environmental, and application-specific conditions. From medical devices and aerospace components to cosmetics, consumer products, polymers, electronics, energy technologies, and advanced manufacturing, reliable laboratory data are essential for product development, quality control, troubleshooting, and technical decision-making.

Materials Metric provides independent laboratory testing, materials characterization, analytical testing, product testing, failure analysis, and scientific R&D support for companies, universities, research organizations, startups, manufacturers, and individual clients across a broad range of industries.

Our services support product development and R&D, material and formulation characterization, product qualification, supplier and raw-material evaluation, quality investigations, regulatory and technical documentation, competitive product analysis, failure analysis, contaminant identification, and customized one-of-a-kind testing programs.

We characterize materials and products including metals, alloys, polymers, plastics, elastomers, ceramics, composites, coatings, thin films, glass, pigments, powders, biomaterials, cosmetic formulations, packaging systems, and advanced engineered materials. Depending on the technical question, testing may incorporate SEM/EDS, XRD, XRF, FTIR, Raman spectroscopy, ICP-MS, GC-MS, LC-MS, thermal analysis, microscopy, particle characterization, elemental analysis, chemical analysis, mechanical evaluation, and other specialized laboratory methods.

Rather than applying the same test package to every project, Materials Metric develops industry-specific and application-specific strategies based on the material or product, performance requirement, suspected failure mechanism, applicable standard, and scientific question being investigated.

Industry-Specific Testing & Scientific Expertise

Different industries face different technical risks. Our industry pages connect those challenges with the most relevant analytical tools, scientific expertise, and testing workflows so clients can quickly identify the support most applicable to their project.

To learn more about our services and capabilities, please contact us or submit the form below to discuss your project requirements.


Frequently Asked Questions

What materials testing does the advanced engineering and manufacturing sector need?

Advanced engineering and manufacturing need material verification, mechanical and fatigue testing, microstructural and weld analysis, and surface, coating, and composite characterization. Additive and precision parts add porosity and density needs. Failure and defect analysis support qualification and quality control.

Which standards and regulations apply in advanced engineering and manufacturing?

Applicable ASTM and ISO methods govern mechanical, metallurgical, and materials testing, with additive and process-specific standards as needed. Materials Metric aligns testing to the standards relevant to your process and material. We cite a specific standard only when it genuinely applies.

What common failures or problems does testing address in advanced engineering and manufacturing?

Testing addresses porosity, incomplete fusion, cracking, fatigue, residual stress, inclusions, and weld or heat-treatment defects. It also identifies composite delamination and contamination. Root-cause analysis supports process optimization and part qualification.

Which techniques does Materials Metric use for advanced engineering and manufacturing testing?

Materials Metric uses SEM-EDS and metallography for microstructure, porosity, and fracture analysis, tensile, hardness, and fatigue testing for mechanical properties, and ICP-OES for composition. FTIR and DSC characterize polymers and composites, and XRD assesses phases and residual stress.
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