Failure Analysis – Materials
At Genuine Testing, our Failure Analysis materials services help you uncover the root cause of material failures to improve product reliability, prevent recurrence, and minimize risk. Using advanced analytical techniques and a deep understanding of materials science, we provide actionable insights into why materials or products failed whether during manufacturing, in the field, or during testing.
Why Choose Genuine Testing for Failure Analysis?
Comprehensive Capabilities
From metals and ceramics to composites and polymers, we analyze a wide range of materials and failure modes.Advanced Tools & Expertise
Our laboratory is equipped with cutting-edge microscopy, spectroscopy, and mechanical testing equipment, operated by experienced materials scientists and engineers.Root Cause Focused
We don’t just describe the failure — we identify the underlying mechanisms and contributing factors so you can take corrective action.Fast Turnaround & Clear Reporting
Timely, accurate results presented in clear, actionable reports to support your decision-making.


Common Causes of Material Failures
Fatigue, fracture, or overload
Corrosion and environmental degradation
Contamination or inclusions
Design or manufacturing defects
Material selection or processing errors
Wear and abrasion
Thermal or chemical damage
Our Failure Analysis Testing Capabilities
We offer a full suite of techniques and methods tailored to your material and failure type:
Fractography & fracture surface analysis (SEM, optical microscopy)
Metallography & microstructure evaluation
Mechanical testing (tensile, hardness, impact)
Chemical composition analysis (EDS, XRF, FTIR)
Corrosion testing & evaluation
Cross-sectional analysis & imaging
Contaminant identification
Residual stress & fatigue analysis


Applications & Industries
Our Failure Analysis materials services support a wide range of industries, including:
Aerospace & Automotive
Electronics & Semiconductors
Medical Devices & Implants
Energy & Power Generation
Construction & Infrastructure
Consumer Products