Review of the seating RFSA

Tensile test: Measures how much force a material can withstand when stretched or pulled until it breaks. The force is applied perpendicular to the cross-section of the material.
Shear test: Measures how much force a material can withstand when subjected to parallel but opposing forces. The force is applied along the plane of the material, causing layers to slide against each other.

Government of Canada releases its long awaited Request for Supply Agreements for Office Seating (E60PQ-120001/B) and allows outdated test reports…

Packaging test report (sample)

Our first time clients often wonder how the final report will look like once all the packaging tests have been…

This document shows the 2005 mechanical testing to ANSI/BIFMA x5.4 & quote lounge and public seating tests compared to the…

This document shows the test-by-test comparison between ANSI/BIFMA X 5.9 2012 test and the ANSI/BIFMA X 5.9 2004 test. If…

Last Friday PWGSC held and enlarged GOFAC teleconference meeting on Office furniture. The main topics were: Various levels of technical…

PWGSC published its letter of interest for office seating. This is not a request for bids. However, Manufacturers should pay…

New BIFMA Chair Standard Micom Laboratories is happy to inform you that BIFMA just released its new version of BIFMA…

This packaging testing presentation was given at Norampac. Learn more about package testing services offered at Micom Laboratories. If you…