Poisson's ratio measurement

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At Aites Co., Ltd., we conduct "Poisson's ratio measurement." Poisson's ratio is the ratio of longitudinal to lateral strain that occurs when a load is applied to an object, and it is necessary for strength calculations of materials. In the downloadable materials, we introduce the results of attaching strain gauges to test specimens, applying tensile loads using a universal testing machine, and examining the longitudinal and lateral strains obtained from the strain gauges. Please feel free to download and take a look.

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