test project

 drop test

       reference standard

       GB/T 2423.7-2018; IEC 60068-2-31: 2008
       EN 60068-2-31: 2008

       capabilities

 Falling height: 30~150cm; maximum load of table top: 70kg

Drop test, also known as packaging drop test, is to simulate the situation when a product is packaged when it is dropped on the ground at different angles, angles, and faces at different heights, so as to understand the damage of the product and evaluate the falling height and impact strength of the product packaging components. Thus, the packaging design can be improved and improved according to the actual situation of the product and within the scope of national standards. Reference standard: GB/T2423.8-1995 Environmental testing for electric and electronic products-Part 2: Test methods Test Ed: Free fall

concept
The principle of drop test-a test to drop the package on a hard and flat horizontal surface at a specified height to evaluate the package’s ability to withstand vertical impact and the package’s ability to protect the contents. Drop test, also known as drop test/HG-318.
Used to simulate drops, etc. that products may experience during handling. Including:
(1) Unpackaged products may undergo free fall during handling. Samples are usually dropped from a specified height to a specified surface in accordance with the specified posture.
(2) Analog the repeated free falls that connectors on load cables, small remote controls, etc. may experience during use.
(3) Packaging fell