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DKTESTERby Daekyung Engineering · Korea

Material & component testing machines · Since 1990

Testing machines built around your test.

Tell us your standard, specimen and load.

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DKTESTER (Daekyung Engineering Co., Ltd.) designs and builds tensile, fatigue, rubber, hose and custom testing machines in Bucheon, Korea. Tell us your standard, specimen and load — we build the machine to match.

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DKTESTER testing machine
Founded
1990
Product families
13
Testers listed
124
Factory
Bucheon, Korea

Find your tester

Three ways in

Start from the machine, from the standard number on your spec sheet, or from the material you test.

01

By product family

13 families, from tensile & compression testers and UTMs to hose and airtightness testers.

02

By standard

Type the standard number and see which DKTESTER machine runs it.

03

By material & industry

Rubber, hoses, automotive parts, wire and cable, packaging.

World / Export

Built in Bucheon, running worldwide

Explore our export destinations and the testing equipment used on site.

Export countries
4
US IN VN JP KR
Export countriesBucheon HQ
  • United States

    US
  • India

    IN
  • Vietnam

    VN
  • Japan

    JP

Countries and figures are based on delivery records. Contact us for details about individual projects. Request a quote →

Custom-built

Built to your test conditions

When a standard model does not fit, we design the machine around your test standard and specimen.

  1. 01

    Confirm test conditions

    Standard, specimen material and size, maximum load or pressure, temperature.

  2. 02

    Design proposal

    We propose the configuration, specifications and a quotation.

  3. 03

    Build & in-house check

    Built at our factory in Bucheon, Korea and checked before shipment.

  4. 04

    Shipment

    Installation and training scope agreed per project.

Discuss a custom build

Five things we need for a quote

Send what you know — blanks are fine. We will ask about the rest.

Request a Quote
  1. Test type (tensile, compression, fatigue, burst …)
  2. Standard number (ISO, ASTM, KS …)
  3. Specimen material, shape and size
  4. Maximum load or pressure
  5. Automation level, quantity and power supply