COMPUTERIZED LOW CYCLE FATIGUE TESTING MACHINES Computerized Low Cycle Fatigue (LCF) Testing Machines are advanced systems used to simulate and analyze the behavior of materials under cyclic loading, particularly when subjected to high strain levels and low cycle numbers. These machines are widely used in material science, engineering, and structural testing to evaluate the fatigue life of materials, components, and structures. Key Features of Computerized Low Cycle Fatigue Testing Machines: Automated Control and Monitoring: Computerized systems provide precise control over the testing process, allowing for better accuracy and repeatability. The system can automatically adjust parameters such as load, strain, and frequency to simulate real-world cyclic loading conditions. Monitoring software tracks various parameters, such as displacement, strain, and cycles, providing real-time feedback.