Drop Testing:

Drop testing is used to determine your container's ability to retain and protect its contents after a free fall. It duplicates the rigors associated with manual or mechanical handling at loading and unloading points.

We perform repeatable tests on flat, corner, and edge drops. All drops are without rotation to your test package so it lands in the same orientation in which it was released.

Using accelerometers and computer-aided testing software, we can measure the acceleration levels experienced anywhere on the package. This technology allows us to determine if product cushioning is required or not.

Incline Impact Tester: On palletized loads and heavier packages (over 150 lbs.), we use the Incline Impact Tester to simulate the jolting impactss your product may experience during rail car humping and sudden truck starts and stops by slamming up to 2000 lbs. of load against a solid barrier.

Drop Testers: The AD160 Drop Tester is capable of dropping a package up to 160 lbs. up to a height of 72 inches. This test simulates the accidental drops, slips and falls your package may encounter during manual or mechanical handling.

Using accelerometers and computer-aided testing software, we can measure the acceleration levels experienced by your packagae during drop or impact testing. This technology allows us to determine if product cushioning is sufficient.

Drop Testers: The AD500 Drop Tester is capable of dropping a package/palletized load up to 500 lbs. up to a height of 48 inches.

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