Metal testing is crucial in engineering education for disciplines like materials science, mechanical engineering, and structural engineering.Universities use metal testing equipment to teach students about material properties, stress-strain relationships, elasticity, and plasticity.Students gain practical knowledge in selecting materials for real-world applications through tensile strength and hardness testing.Laboratory work with metal testing equipment enhances skills in data analysis, report writing, and material failure evaluation.Operating universal testing machines, hardness testers, and impact testers improves students' precision and analytical thinking.Universities equip labs with metal testing machines like UTM for tensile testing, compression, and bending tests.Hardness testers are used to measure a material's resistance to surface deformation for applications requiring durability.Impact testers assess metal toughness, while fatigue testing evaluates material behavior under repeated stress cycles.Real-world case studies involving metal testing equipment help students analyze and solve industry-related problems.Collaboration between universities and industries strengthens metal testing education, focusing on research and quality control.