Structural engineering testing lab at the University of Windsor is one of the largest and tallest in Canada. It has the following key features:

Total strong floor area of about 600 sqm. Ceiling height of the lab is about 15 m

Two strong walls (each is 11 m tall and 5.7 m long)

It has a 20-ton capacity overhead crane, one 5-ton forklift, and one  10 m tall Caesar lift

One strong beam with adjustable height (up to 10 m) for application of up to 3000 kN tension-compression loads

One tall testing frame for testing of walls of up to 6 m tall

One very large 3000 kN capacity loading frame for testing large structural specimens such as bridge decks

One loading frame for application of up to 4000 kN axial tension-compression load

One small loading frame for testing medium structural testing specimens such as beams and columns

Two MTS made fatigue testing actuators and test frames with 500 kN and 250 kN capacities

One Instron made test frame for fatigue tests on small samples and materials

One MTS made universal loading actuator (1700 kN capacity) with a 30-inch stroke

MTS Hydraulic pump with a controller for running MTS fatigue and MTS universal actuators

Pressure cycle test facility on pipes and pressure vessels