Vibration Testing Services
Shock and vibration testing is used in a number of ways to help manufacturers gain insights on product reliability. During testing, the type of vibration stresses used are selected to mirror the typical expected vibration that the product may see during transit, and throughout its life-cycle. These tests can be designed for simulation of random, sine or mixed mode with multi-axis vibration and shock. Learn more about the
different types of vibration testing at our laboratory.
Our test laboratories provide vibration testing for
automotive,
aerospace,
electronic components, and packaging applications to help ensure product reliability and safety. For example, manufacturers use vibration to test almost every part of a vehicle to simulate the effect of road conditions. Aerospace/Defense products are also tested using vibration tests to simulate the extreme conditions the products will see in its in-use environment. Each industry utilizes a variety of test specifications to validate their products. Some common test standards that require vibration testing are
Mil-Std 810, ISTA 3A, USCAR, AKLV03, AKLV09 along with a variety of commercial testing specifications. To learn what you should know going in, and what to ask when sourcing shock and mechanical vibration testing providers,
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Learn how you can receive 20% off of your Vibration Testing at our Test Laboratory.
Adding Temperature & Humidity to Vibration Testing
In order to provide the most realistic and value-added results for your testing projects, additional variables are often needed. Incorporating additional environments with vibration such as temperature and humidity provides real-world conditions the product will realize in its end use condition. Our test lab can combine vibration with temperatures from -70°C to +190°C and optional humidity from 10% to 95%.
When testing for reliability or for compliance, each project has very specific conditions that must be met. Some of these conditions could include: force, displacement, frequency, temperature, and humidity.
Shock and vibration testing is monitored via digital vibration and control analysis equipment tailored to match your specific hardware. Data monitoring and reporting methodologies are available up to 500 channels.
We pride ourselves in first understanding our customer’s needs. Whether for compliance to industry regulatory standards or to improve product quality and reliability, we utilize over 25 years of experience to tailor each project to meet or exceed each our customers testing goals.
Both test laboratories in Ohio and Michigan offer vibration testing utilizing a variety of electro-dynamic shaker tables.