MCS Mechatronic manufactures pendulum-type Charpy and Izod impact testing machines in Kolhapur, India, and supplies them to steel plants, pipe and welding fabricators, foundries and university labs in Saudi Arabia. The impact test shows how much energy a material absorbs before it fractures, which is a key acceptance test for steel plate, pipe, welds and castings.
Vision 2030 has turned Saudi Arabia into one of the busiest construction and manufacturing markets in the world. Giga-projects, new industrial cities in Jubail and Yanbu, local steel and line-pipe production, and SASO's tighter conformity rules all mean that more material has to be tested before it is used, and more of that testing is moving in-house. Toughness requirements in steel, pipeline and structural specifications make an impact tester a standard item in every metallurgy lab.
MCS offers analog and digital pendulum impact testers for metals, plus low-energy models for plastics.
MIT-30 / MIT-30 (ASTM)
Analog pendulum impact tester for Charpy and Izod tests, with reading on a dial from the maximum pointer.
MIT-30 E
Microprocessor-based impact tester with a digital display of absorbed energy and a printer interface.
| Feature | MIT-30 (Analog) | MIT-30 E (Digital) |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 300 J Charpy / 168 J Izod | 300 J Charpy / 170 J Izod |
| Reading | Dial with maximum pointer | Digital display |
| Minimum graduation | 2 J | 0.5 J |
| Records | Manual | Printer interface |
| Models | MIT-30, MIT-30 E, MIT-30 (ASTM), MIT-1.5, MIT-0.5 |
| Capacity | 300 J / 168 J (MIT-30); 300 J / 170 J (MIT-30 E); 300 J (ASTM); 15 J; 5 J |
| Minimum graduation | 2 J, 0.5 J, 2 J, 0.1 J, 0.05 J respectively |
| Test types | Charpy and Izod (MIT-30 / 30 E); Charpy only (MIT-30 ASTM) |
| Standards | BS 131 Part IV; ASTM E23 for the MIT-30 (ASTM) model |
| Low-energy models | MIT-1.5 (15 J) and MIT-0.5 (5 J) for plastics and light materials |
Full model data is on the impact testing machines page.

Our machines are used by steel rebar mills, line-pipe and oil and gas suppliers, petrochemical plants, cement and ready-mix producers, cable makers and third-party testing laboratories. Typical Saudi applications include:
Charpy V-notch toughness for mill certificates
Weld and heat-affected zone toughness in procedure qualification
Toughness checks on castings and forged parts
Impact tests required by vessel and boiler codes
Low-energy Izod and Charpy tests with the 5 J and 15 J models
Strength of materials laboratories
MCS pendulum impact testers conform to BS 131 Part IV, and the MIT-30 (ASTM) model is built for Charpy tests to ASTM E23, the method used in most steel, pipe and welding specifications.
In Saudi Arabia, product conformity is overseen by SASO (Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization), and laboratories that issue accredited reports work under SAAC (Saudi Accreditation Center). The digital MIT-30 E gives a direct energy reading with a printer interface, so every result can be recorded for your lab files and customer certificates.
We supply impact testing machines to industrial cities and project sites across Saudi Arabia, including:
Machines are packed in seaworthy export cases and shipped from India to Jeddah Islamic Port, King Abdulaziz Port, Dammam and Jubail Commercial Port.
Commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin and the machine's calibration certificate are supplied with every shipment.
Online operator training on the machine and its software, with remote technical support from our team in India.
Yes. MCS Mechatronic manufactures Charpy and Izod impact testing machines in Kolhapur, India, and exports them to Saudi Arabia through ports such as Jeddah Islamic Port and King Abdulaziz Port, Dammam.
Yes. The MIT-30 and MIT-30 E come with two strikers and a combined support, and changing from Charpy to Izod only needs the striker to be swapped. The MIT-30 (ASTM) model is dedicated to Charpy tests.
The MIT-30 (ASTM) 300 J model is built for Charpy tests to ASTM E23 and is checked geometrically at our works.
Yes. The MIT-1.5 (15 J) and MIT-0.5 (5 J) low-energy models suit plastics and other light materials.
SASO technical regulations adopt international test methods such as ISO and ASTM. MCS impact testers conform to BS 131 Part IV, and the MIT-30 (ASTM) model to ASTM E23, and the digital model's printed results can be filed for your SASO or client records. Product registration through the SABER platform is normally handled by the importer, and we provide the technical documents you need for it.
The supply voltage depends on the model. Saudi Arabia's three-phase supply runs at 60 Hz, so please mention your site voltage and frequency in your enquiry so we can confirm the right electrical configuration.
Tell us the materials, test type (Charpy or Izod) and standard you follow, and we will recommend the right model.
Send Enquiry WhatsApp