Mechanical Test Equipment

The inclined impact test bench simulates the ability of product packaging to resist impact damage in actual environments, such as handling, stacking of shelves, sliding of motors, loading and unloading of locomotives, transportation of products, etc.

Pneumatic impact crash test bench, which replace the traditional mechanical cam-type crash rigs, are used in laboratories to simulate repetitive impacts that products may suffer during actual use. This series of impact crash test bench can be used as a method to optimize the structural strength design of products, or as a means of product quality control.

The ‌Vertical Impact Test Bench‌ is a device used to test the impact force that a product can withstand in the vertical direction. It is mainly used to evaluate the product's ability to resist impact during transportation and use, and to ensure the integrity of its structure and function.

The horizontal shock response spectrum test bench can truly simulate the shock wave and shock energy in the actual environment. It is mainly used for shock tests of electrical and electronic products or packaging, measuring their shock resistance, and assessing the functional reliability and structural integrity of the test product under the shock environment, so as to evaluate its adaptability to the shock environment.

The rotating arm disc type steady acceleration tester is used to determine whether the structural adaptability and performance of electronic components, small equipment and other electrical and electronic products are good under the force generated by the steady-state acceleration environment, and to evaluate the structural integrity of some components.

The turntable steady-state acceleration tester is used to determine whether the structural adaptability and performance of electronic components, small equipment and other electrical and electronic products are good under the force generated by the steady-state acceleration environment, as well as to evaluate the structural integrity of some components and to examine the electrical parameters of the test products in a constant acceleration environment.

The six-degree-of-freedom simulation test platform is used to completely or partially simulate the vibration environment of components when the car is driving on the road, and to conduct road simulation tests on the tested products.

The tilt and swing test machine test bench mainly simulates the swing and tilt tests of various mechanical, electrical and electronic products installed on ships, seaplanes, traveling fire races and other equipment to determine the ability and structure of the product to withstand the specified severe levels of swing and tilt.