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Cooper Research Technology

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Industry
  
Civil Engineering

Area served
  
Worldwide

Founded
  
1990

Founder
  
Keith Cooper

Headquarters
  
Ripley

Type of business
  
Private Limited

Cooper Research Technology

Key people
  
Peter Grafton (Managing Director), Craig Walker (Technical Director), Carl Kohut (Operations Director), Zameer Syed (Marketing Director), Marianne Rolland (Commercial Director), Timothy Johnsen (Director), Vijay Mehan (Director)

Products
  
Pavement Testing Equipment, Civil Engineering Materials Testing Equipment

Services
  
Materials Testing for Highway & Road Construction

Cooper Research Technology Limited (also known as Cooper Technology) is a British manufacturer of high-performance testing equipment for asphaltic and unbound materials based in Ripley, Derbyshire, England. The company specialises in the design and manufacture of laboratory testing equipment used for the investigation of the mechanical properties of materials used in road construction. While at the University of Nottingham in the 1980s, founder Keith Cooper designed a method of measuring and assessing the mechanical properties of asphaltic materials with the equipment known as the Nottingham Asphalt Tester (NAT), later superseded by the UTM-NU (Servo-Pneumatic Universal Testing Machine).

The company over the years designed and developed a range of asphalt testing equipment which includes gyratory compactors, and roller compactors to prepare and compact specimens, in addition to servo hydraulic and servo pneumatic universal testers, triaxial testers, fatigue testing systems and wheel trackers to perform standards.

Areas of Business

The company manufactures a range of equipment for testing asphalt, bitumen, aggregate, concrete, cement and soil, as well as general laboratory equipment. It also offers a United Kingdom Accreditation Service calibration service.

References

Cooper Research Technology Wikipedia