Heavy Duty 60kg Capacity Drop Testing Equipment for Product Transport Simulation

So you're looking at simulating real transport drops, and the first thing you need to know is that this unit handles up to 60kg — that's what sets it apart from most smaller drop testers. The drop height range goes from 400mm all the way up to 1500mm, and we control it by computer with a digital readout, so you can dial in exactly what you need for your test protocol. What it does is swing a single arm free-fall release, and the test area measures 1200×1400mm, which gives you plenty of room for packages up to 1000×1000×800mm — your typical industrial carton sizes fit without squeezing.

Compliance wise, it meet ISO 2248, JIS Z0202-87, and GB/T4857.5-92, basically the big three standard for package drop testing. I wouldn't use it for anything under 5kg though, it's overkill for small electronics — you'd be better off with our smaller tabletop unit. The motor is a 1/2 HP electric drive, and the whole machine weighs 400kg, so it's not something you'll be moving around daily. It runs on standard AC220V at 50Hz, but we can check if you need a different votage.

350mm by 760mm is the single-wing area, which is the actual drop platform that flips out from under the specimen. We've had some buyers ask if they can test irregularly shaped loads on this, and the answer is yes, but you'll need to center the weight on that wing properly or the drop angle shifts. The control box dimensions are 350×350×1100mm, free-standing, and we ship it with a standard COA and SDS for teh drive system.

One thing that surprises people is how the digital display holds the last drop height after a test — you don't have to record it manually, the computer does that. Lead time is usually about 20 days or so, but we recently moved more stock to the warehouse, so I'd confirm availability when you're ready. We do offer a calibration service for the 400kg frame, but that's normally only needed every 2000 drops or so.

Anyway, if you're planning to drop-test palletized loads or heavy machinery packging, this is the one most buyers go with — the 60kg capasity gives you a tighter tolerance on the release mechanism than the standard 30kg units. The box does come with a one-year warranty on the electronics and the motor, though the mechanical parts are pretty much bulletproof. I'd recommend specifying your pallet size when you order so our company can double-check the arm clearance.