ASTM D6319
Load–deflection & proof loadExamination and surgical gloves — force at break.
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Biomedical & medical devices
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ASTM F1264
FatigueIntramedullary fixation devices — static bending, torsion and fatigue.
ASTM F1717
FatigueSpinal implant constructs — static and fatigue testing in a vertebrectomy model.
ASTM F1798
FatigueStatic and fatigue characterization of spinal interconnection mechanisms.
ASTM F2077
ShearIntervertebral body fusion devices — static and dynamic axial compression, shear.
ASTM F2150
TensileCharacterization of biomaterial polymer hydrogels.
ASTM F2346
TensileStatic and dynamic characterization of spinal artificial discs.
ASTM F2502
Flexure & bendBioabsorbable plates and screws — static bending and torsion characterization.
ASTM F2606
Flexure & bendThree-point bending of balloon-expandable vascular stents and stent systems.
ASTM F382
FatigueFlexural fatigue and static bending of metallic bone plates.
ASTM F384
Fracture toughnessMetallic angled orthopaedic fracture fixation devices.
ASTM F543
Load–deflection & proof loadMetallic medical bone screws — axial pull-out, torsion and driving torque.
ASTM F88
Peel & adhesionSterile barrier packaging — seal peel strength validation.
EN 455-2
TensileMedical gloves — force at break requirements (single-use gloves).
ISO 10555-1
Load–deflection & proof loadIntravascular catheters — peak tensile force of catheter shaft and joints.
ISO 7198
Puncture & burstCardiovascular implants — tubular vascular grafts (longitudinal tensile, suture retention, burst).
ISO 7886-1
Load–deflection & proof loadSterile hypodermic syringes — piston operating force and liquid leakage.
ISO 80369-7 / -20
CompressionSmall-bore (Luer) connectors — separation force, unscrewing torque and stress cracking.
USP <881> / EP 2.9.x
Load–deflection & proof loadSutures — tensile strength and needle attachment force.
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