The world of electricity and resistance measurements is interesting, nuanced and full of variables – and our offering reflects that.

In order to characterize your electrically conductive or dissipative products, there are probes that are better suited for specific tasks, as not every product can be measured in the same way – in the same conditions. The probes can be attached to various devices, such as general multimeters, insulation testers or laboratory bench top devices. The connections are often with either 4 mm banana plugs or BNC connectors if shielded cabling is a necessity.

While probes are good for quality control and assessment of e.g. arbitrary shaped objects in varying test locations, they are not the best solution for characterizing the materials’ conductive properties, i.e., surface resistivity or volume resistivity. For this kind of need laboratory test fixtures are often needed. Two widely used 4-point measurement standards for volume resistivity of planar samples are ASTM D991 and ISO 3915.

Get in touch via contact form and we’ll see if there’s something ready, in case not, then we’ll provide you a feasibility check including estimates for cost, availability and lead time to your location.