Laboratory tests on steel

Laboratory tests are standardised tests on steel specimens used to determine a specific material characteristic.

The following tests are available

- tensile strength (UNI EN 10002-1);

- elongation at break tensile test (UNI EN 15630-1);

- bending at 90° and straightening (UNI EN 15630-1);

- knot release resistance for netting (UNI EN 15630-2);

- resilience at room temperature and low temperature (UNI EN ISO 148-1).

In the case of concrete bars, the identification mark of the production plant will be noted beforehand.

In order to obtain a valid certificate pursuant to L.1086/71, the date and number of the sampling report must be stated, and the request must be signed by the construction manager.

Professionals in the construction sector working as project managers for structural works on public and private construction sites.

Fill in the 'General Enquiry' and 'Annex 2_Steel Tests' forms and hand them in at the acceptance desk of the Materials Testing Laboratory together with the specimens to be tested.

The service can also be accessed by parties other than the works manager, such as clients and companies. In this case, if the application is not signed by the construction manager, a valid certificate under Law 1086/71 will not be obtained, but only a test report with the test result.

The certificate is issued in digital format and is sent to the construction manager by certified electronic mail (PEC).