test equipment
nounUK /ˈtest ɪˌkwɪpmənt/
US /ˈtest ɪˌkwɪpmənt/
Tools or machines used to check if something works correctly.
The engineer used test equipment to make sure the radio was working.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Devices used in a laboratory to measure and verify scientific results.
The lab bought new test equipment for the chemistry experiments.
3. Specialized gear used by doctors to examine patients.
The clinic's test equipment includes blood pressure monitors and thermometers.
4. Machines used in factories to check product quality.
Factory workers rely on test equipment to spot defective parts.