Contract Measurement

When precision and reliability are essential but in-house testing systems are not available, FOERSTER Contract Measurement gives you access to professional, certified testing services whenever you need them. We perform magnetic and crack testing according to international standards and PTB-traceable references — ensuring reproducible, comparable, and fully documented results under clearly defined conditions.


Service Description

With a FOERSTER Contract Measurement Contract, you benefit from regular and on-demand testing services performed by our experts on your own material or reference samples.
Depending on the application, we use advanced non-destructive testing technologies such as eddy current testing , ultrasonic testing, and thermography to detect longitudinal and transverse cracks as well as surface and subsurface defects.
For magnetic characterization, FOERSTER determines parameters such as coercive field strength, saturation magnetization, relative permeability, and magnetic residual field. On request, reference defects can be introduced to your material — either according to international standards or to your own specifications — to validate test setups or compare methods.

All services are carried out using FOERSTER’s state-of-the-art equipment, developed and manufactured in-house, and executed by experienced specialists. You receive full documentation, including test certificates and data reports, ensuring traceability, compliance, and complete cost transparency throughout the contract period.

The Benefits

  • Certified precision – measurements traceable to PTB Braunschweig standards
  • International compliance – testing according to recognized norms and procedures
  • Comprehensive documentation – certificates and detailed reports included
  • State-of-the-art instruments – performed with FOERSTER-developed equipment
  • Application flexibility – suitable for prototypes, QA, or comparison studies
  • Expert execution – measurements conducted by experienced FOERSTER specialists