Drop Testing System

We are engaged in offering excellent quality Drop Testing System to our valuable clients. Many products that are subject to handling during transport, installation or repair must be able to withstand impact such as that which would be experienced when dropping the item from the average height of a table (approx 30 inches) or more. Criteria vary by product type and industry. For example, telecommunications equipment covered under the GR-63-CORE standard must meet the drop methods and shock (height) criteria for containerized and unpackaged equipment. The drop testing methods include free fall, corner and edge drops. Likewise, MIL-STD-810 Procedure IV (Transit Drop) examines material outside of, or within the transit case as it is being loaded, unloaded, moved from a rack or being placed in or removed from a transit case. The test simulates an accidental drop, or bump shock, and depending on the package weight and size it requires a free fall from 18to 48 inches. Testing methodology involves five to 26 drops and utilizes either a quick release tester or a fixture that elevates, and then drops one side of the package. Clients can avail this Drop Testing System at industry leading prices from us.