The size of the impact test bench is small, and the bench structure is carefully designed after finite element optimization analysis. The structure is strong and the frequency response is high. Through the high acceleration impact test, it can reach the acceleration duration of 0.3ms, and the impact half-sine wave conforms to the test specification.

Built-in anti-secondary impact device, the table body is equipped with high-efficiency damping device, and the impact height is digitally set and executed automatically.

Specifications

Maximum load: 100kg

Impact peak acceleration range: Half sine wave: 150～6000m/s²

Pulse duration:Half sine wave: 0.5～30ms

Impact waveform: Half sine wave

wave description difference:

a) When the pulse duration is less than or equal to 3ms, the peak acceleration tolerance is ±20%; the pulse duration tolerance is ±15%;

b) When the pulse duration is> 3ms, the waveform tolerance should be within the range specified by the standard.

Standards compliant: Requirements of GJB150. GJB360. GB2423.

Power consumption: 5.5KVA

Working conditions

A.Power supply voltage: 380V±10% AC50Hz

B.Ambient temperature: 0℃-40℃

C.Relative humidity: ≤90% (25℃)

D.Surrounding environment: no corrosive medium, dry and ventilated,Electromagnetic field interference and strong vibration sources that affect normal operation.

FAQs

1. What is a High Acceleration Shock Test System used for?

It is used to evaluate the shock resistance and durability of products under high acceleration impacts.

2. What products can be tested?

It is suitable for electronic components, aerospace parts, automotive components, and other precision products.

3. What is the main advantage of this system?

It provides accurate, repeatable, and high-intensity shock testing performance.

4. Can the shock test parameters be adjusted?

Yes, acceleration, pulse duration, and other test conditions can be adjusted according to requirements.

5. Where is it commonly used?

It is widely used in aerospace, automotive, electronics, defense, and research laboratories.