Drop Tester for Large Items
The Linkotest Drop Tester for Large Items is equipped with a double track and an oil-pressure ascending system. The height of the drop is displayed digitally, ensuring accurate measurements. This tester is specifically designed for conducting drop tests on larger-sized packages. It provides easy and fast loading and unloading of the testing samples on the support table.
This drop tester is capable of testing the package edges, sides, and corners at extremely low testing heights, starting from zero. It ensures comprehensive testing of the package’s structural integrity and impact resistance. The baseboard on the impact side of the tester offers high stiffness and flatness. It is designed to withstand heavy loads of up to 10,000 kg weight.
The ascending and descending control device accurately displays the dropping height digitally. The difference between the real dropping height and the digital display height is within +/-2%, ensuring precise control during testing. The dropping height is defined as the distance between the lowest point of the testing sample before dropping and the impacted table.
Linkotest Drop Tester for Large Items is an ideal choice for manufacturers and packaging companies seeking to ensure the safety and durability of their large-sized products during transportation and handling.
Drop Tester for Large Items
| Drop Height (mm) | 0 ~2000 |
| Payload Capacity （kg） | ~800kg |
| Package Size (mm) | W1600 × D1200 × H1500 |
| Drop Mode | Free fall |
| Power / Air Supply | 3 Phase AC220V 50/60Hz（Compressed Air）0.5 ~0.7Mpa |
| Applicable Standards | ISTA, ASTM, ISO, MIL STD, and other internationally recognized test standards |
High Quality Drop Tester for Large Items Solution
Drop tester for large items can aid in providing basic tests for package specifications including cushioned package design, selection in packaging materials, the fragility of packaged contents, a standard test of packaged freights (surfaces only), etc. It can be performed efficiently with a
Drop Tester for Large Items Features
Linkotest provides a full set of drop tester for large items solutions for our clients in different industries.
Our Drop Tester for Large Items Application
Automotive Industry
Battery Industry
Military Industry
Electromechanical Industry
Optoelectronics Industry
Electronics Industry
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Drop Tester for Large Items FAQ Guide
If you want to use a drop tester for large items, then our guide is for you. It covers everything you need to know about drop tester in terms of definitions, features, benefits, and more. You’ll learn everything you need to know in this guide – let’s get started:
It is well known that the large drop tester provides basic testing of packaging specifications. It includes filling packaging, selection of packaging materials, the vulnerability of packaging contents, standard testing of packaged goods (surface only), etc. Furthermore, it can be executed efficiently and with a high level of accuracy.
Linkotest designs and manufactures drop test machines including drop testers for mobile products, drop testers for the package, drop testers for large Items, rotating drum tester, and other products to meet your different drop test needs.
- The support table of the large item drop tester adopts a double guide rail, oil pressure rise system, and height digital display.
- Suitable for large package drop tests, because this method of loading and unloading test samples on the support table is quick and convenient.
- It can test the edges and corners of the package at very low test heights. Furthermore, the test height can be started from zero.
- The bottom plate (impact surface) has high stiffness and high flatness. In the case of carrying 10kg dead weight, and in any 100mm2 base plate deformation of not more than 0.1mm.
- Lifting control device: the drop height digital display, the actual drop height, and the digital display height difference of less than ±2%. The drop height is defined as the distance between the lowest point before the specimen falls and the impact stage
What you need to know is that drop testing is one of many methods used to assess the durability of your products and packaging during transportation and handling. In some cases, throughout the product’s life cycle. During your product drop test, a package will be dropped in different directions (corners, sides, and sides) in a controlled setting to detect weaknesses in your product and ultimately resolve the problem.
In general, there are several different types of drop tests, each of which checks the reaction of the product and/or packaging to varying degrees of impact. For example, free-fall testing focuses on testing the structural integrity of a sample from a certain height and direction.
A tumbling tester, on the other hand, evaluates the response of a bare product to a semi-random repetitive tumbling or tumbling motion, rather than falling from a fairly high height. Be assured that Linkotest can perform drop tests on a wide range of products and packaging, as well as on a wide range of surfaces.
In fact, product drop tests and packaging drop tests work by assessing your product’s ability to withstand drops, drops, and other types of shocks throughout its life cycle. This provides insight into the design of your product. With this information, manufacturers can address design flaws and different manufacturing options to improve durability.
This reduces damage, loss, and associated costs to your products. In addition to transportation and distribution environments, products may also be at risk during end-user use, installation, or maintenance. Our company’s testing solutions help manufacturers evaluate products throughout their product life cycle.
What’s more, with drop tests, our company can provide data-driven insights. To reveal distribution and usage patterns, as well as optimize product design, packaging, etc.
Shock and drop tests give you and other stakeholders insight into how your product performs during and after distribution. Because by collecting this information through controlled testing, they can make more informed decisions about their product design and packaging. Below, we list some of the main benefits of drop testing:
Allows shippers to evaluate the ability of packaging systems to protect products during transit.
Allows manufacturers to evaluate the type of packaging required for safe shipping.
Provide you with information that can help reduce the risk of potential transportation hazards.
Reduce the risk of damage to your products and the associated costs.
Evaluate whether your product or packaging system meets government, business, and corporate requirements.
Impact drop testing can be beneficial for a wide range of products.
- Electronics (i.e. smartphones, PCS, tablets)
- Laboratory equipment
- Medical equipment
- Restoratives
- Bulk food packaging
In general, a drop test is a good idea if you are shipping delicate or high-value goods that are not suitable for rough handling, or if your product is not in perfect shape and may be rejected by consumers. In addition to these situations, lightweight products can also benefit from the drop test.
In fact, drop testing is a general term. Mainly used to test the impact resistance of packaging or products. In addition, there are a variety of test standards within this umbrella that fill niche test inputs. The impact of, say, a mobile phone falling off a kitchen counter is very different from the impact of one slatted car colliding with another.
What you need to know is that drop test procedures are developed by test standards organizations such as ASTM, IEC, and ISTA. And the drop test process can be carried out with the help of a machine. However, the training of the operator has a great impact on the results. So you should pay attention to the training of talented personnel. For repeatable drop tests, you should consider the following:
First, training for test operators needs to be consistent and documented. Since operators have a large impact on results, you need to ensure that training programs reduce operator variability. This is ensured by a sound quality management system and verification procedures for inspection methods.
Second, drop-testing machines should be preventive maintenance every year.
Third, the height of the drop should be determined by a calibrated ruler, preferably in accordance with recognized reference standards.
Finally, the impact surface used for the test should conform to the test procedure. For example, if you want to simulate dropping a phone from a kitchen counter, first consider a protocol that allows hardwood or linoleum to hit the surface.