The equipment for free fall tests guarantees the impact against the ground on the different faces, edges and corners of the packaged product with an accuracy of up to 2° in free fall from 184 cm (can be increased on request).
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The equipment for free fall tests guarantees the impact against the ground on the different faces, edges and corners of the packaged product with an accuracy of up to 2° in free fall from 184 cm (can be increased on request).

Description

The equipment for free fall tests simulates the fall of a product (usually packaged) produced during the handling or transport processes, according to the indications of the relevant standards.

Given the need for repeatability of results, it is extremely important to comply with the flatness values at the moment of impact against the ground.

The equipment for free fall tests guarantees the impact against the ground on the different faces, edges and corners of the packaged product with an accuracy of up to 2° in free fall from 184 cm (can be increased on request).

The range of weights and sizes of samples under test depends on the specific model of equipment, consult our experts.

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