Pull-out Test
The Pullout Test is a non-destructive test used to evaluate the pullout resistance of an element anchored in a material, such as concrete or soil. This test involves applying a controlled tensile force to a fastener, reinforcement, or anchor until it is extracted or reaches a predefined limit. The collected data help determine the load-bearing capacity of the anchorage and the bond strength between the material and the tested element. The Pullout Test is widely used in construction, structural engineering, and geotechnics to verify the safety and reliability of connections.
