One famous Steel Factory from Turkey officially completed the installation and commissioning of tensile testing machines, bending testing machines, and impact testing machines. The use of this batch of core testing equipment will further improve the company’s steel quality testing system, enhance product reliability from the source of production, and provide a more solid quality guarantee for downstream industries such as automobile manufacturing, construction engineering, and machinery processing. The tensile testing machine becomes the “strength examiner” of steel. This equipment can simulate the tensile force that steel bears in actual use and accurately measure core indicators such as yield strength, tensile strength, and elongation. In the production testing of high-strength steels such as automotive beam steel and high-pressure pipeline steel, the tensile testing machine can accurately capture the performance changes of materials during the stress process. The bending testing machine focuses on the “shaping test” of steel. For steels that require good bending performance, such as rebar for construction and steel plates for bridges, this equipment simulates processing scenarios such as cold bending and hot bending to detect whether defects such as cracks and fractures occur during the bending process. Especially in the testing of earthquake-resistant steel, the bending testing machine can accurately assess the material’s plastic deformation capacity, ensuring that the steel has sufficient resistance to deformation under extreme conditions such as earthquakes, thus building a solid “first line of defense” for building structural safety. It is understood that this equipment can be adapted to the testing of reinforcing bars with a diameter of Φ6-Φ50mm and steel plates with a thickness of ≤30mm, meeting the company’s testing needs for multiple product specifications. The impact testing machine specializes in “toughness testing” of steel. Under low temperature and harsh working conditions, the impact toughness of steel directly determines its fracture resistance. The impact testing machine introduced by XX Steel can perform wide-temperature range impact tests from -60℃ to room temperature, accurately measuring the impact absorption energy of steel, providing reliable quality data for steel used in low-temperature environments (such as polar shipbuilding steel and pipeline steel in cold regions.