Pendulum Impact Test Device

The IK01-06P small pendulum impact tester is designed to simulate pendulum-style mechanical impacts encountered by products during transportation, installation, and use, assessing the impact resistance of housings and structural components. The device utilizes an integrated mechanical structure with a highly rigid swing arm, consistently delivering impact energy that meets standards (covering IK01-IK06 ratings). The device uses an LCD display to display the impact angle and height. The impact height is precisely calculated based on the length and angle of the pendulum arm, and can be adjusted to any height, ensuring that the impact angle, impact point accuracy, and energy repeatability meet stringent standards for each test. The IK01-06P small pendulum impact tester is typically mounted vertically on a solid wall, with a mounting bracket that can be adjusted forward, backward, and left, right, and left.

Standards:

Specifications:
• Impact component mass: 150±1g and 250±1g
• Mounting bracket mass: 10±1Kg
• Bracket rotation angle: ±60°
• Pendulum length: 1000±1mm
• Pendulum material: steel pipe with outer diameter 9 mm and wall thickness 0.5 mm
• Sensor resolution: angle 0.36 degrees, height 0.1mm
• Impact height: 1~1000mm (adjustable) The impact height can be tested according to IEC 60068-2-75 Table 2 (GB/T 2423.55 Table 2) to achieve IK01-06 level as shown in the following table.

Operation Procedures:
1. Install the IK01-06P on a vertical wall with the expansion screw (you can find them in the packing). During the test, install the testing sample on the plywood (with screws or by hand), then make the impact point and the center of the impact element on the same horizontal line;
2. Loosen the pendulum shaft position adjustment screw to make the pendulum shaft just touch the impact element and the impact point in a free-hanging state: press the zero key of the meter to set the displayed value to zero;
3. Hang the pendulum shaft on the release mechanism, and adjust the pendulum to the required height according to the test requirements/IEC Standards (the meter will automatically measure the height of the pendulum according to the elevation angle of the pendulum shaft);
4. Pull the release mechanism and the test begins;
5. After the test, remove the sample and check whether the sample meets the requirements specified in the requirements/IEC Standards.

IEC 60068-2-75:2014 test Eha clause 5.1.2