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Why drop testing is a vital aspect of packaging?

10-11-2022
Corrugated boxes are the most common type of packaging used for shipping and storing products. They are strong and durable, making them ideal for protecting items during shipping. However, they can be susceptible to damage from high drops. That’s why it’s important to test corrugated boxes against high drops before using them to ship products. To make this testing process much easier, we at Presto have designed a high-quality drop strength tester. This drop-testing machine will easily evaluate the break resistance capability of packages against higher drops. This lab testing instrument has been made in accordance with industrial standards that includes IS 7028 Pt IV.
What is the drop strength test?
Introduction about Presto drop strength tester
Features of Presto drop strength tester
- Provision to uplift test platform by the guide mechanism
- Drop Height adjustable clamp
- Straight and Angular Drop tests can be performed on a single Instrument
- Strong base plate with a rugged structure
- Easy to use
- Has been made in accordance with industrial standards
Technical Specifications:
- Height: 1.8 meters (Adjustable)
- Load: Up to 50Kg.
- Minimum Drop Height: 750mm (0.75 m)
- Maximum Drop Height: 1800mm (1.8 m)
- Maximum sample Weight: 50 Kg
- Sample Mounting table: 465 * 445 mm
- An adjustable angle holder is provided with the device.
- Type of tests:
- Safety: Locking pin
- Standards: IS:7028 Pt IV
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