Wow – this year has really been one of many firsts for Endurica. We had our first ever Community Conference in April, we started our... Continue reading
Tom Ebbott, Ph.D.
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Tom Ebbott, Ph.D. 
2023 marked year 15 for Endurica. If I had to pick one word to describe the past year, that word would be “vector”. Because magnitude... Continue reading
William Mars, Ph.D., P.E. 
When there is rolling or sliding contact of a rubber surface over a second hard surface of sufficient roughness, localized cutting and damage of the... Continue reading
William Mars, Ph.D., P.E. 
I get this question a lot: how well can the Endurica software predict fatigue life? Is it as good as a metal fatigue code, where... Continue reading
William Mars, Ph.D., P.E. 
These days everybody’s talking about whether to meet in person or online. There are great tools available for online meetings, and these have helped us... Continue reading
William Mars, Ph.D., P.E.
I spent an interesting and rewarding part of my career helping to lead an elastomer technical college in Yanbu, Saudi Arabia. One of the rubber... Continue reading
crobertson 
“Is it validated?” – that’s often the first question we hear after introducing our durability simulation capabilities. And for good reason, given the weight that... Continue reading
William Mars, Ph.D., P.E.
My last blog post (Getting a Quick Read on Durability with the Intrinsic Strength Analyser) highlighted a one-hour test on the Intrinsic Strength Analyser (ISA)... Continue reading
crobertson
There is now a one-hour test on a benchtop instrument for the rubber lab to screen materials for long-term fatigue performance. Please continue reading to... Continue reading
crobertson
We have just launched a few updates to our Fatigue Property Mapping service offerings. The changes were: Addition of the all new Reliability Module for... Continue reading
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