Bump Test Machine

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Components and other electronic and electrical products may experience repeating impact during transportation or use. Bump test can be used as a method to ensure the satisfaction of design structure or as a quality assurance method. The specimen will experience regular peak acceleration and continuous impact with a standard pulse during the bump test.

  • Electronic Components – Evaluates structural reliability of circuit boards, connectors, and devices under repeated impacts.
  • Electrical Products – Tests durability of consumer and industrial electrical equipment during handling and use.
  • Automotive Parts – Confirms resistance of vehicle electronics and small assemblies to continuous bump shocks.
  • Aerospace and Defense Equipment – Simulates repeated acceleration impacts to ensure long-term reliability in critical applications.
  • Packaging and Transport Validation – Reproduces drop and bump conditions to verify product integrity during shipment.
  • Quality Assurance and Certification – Provides standardized half-sine pulse bump testing for product design validation and compliance.

ModelTTSKM500TTSKM800TTSKM1000TTSKM1500 
Table size(mm)500x700800x8001000x10001500x1500 
Max. Payload(kg)502005001000 
Wave formHalf sine pulse 
Acceleration range(G)5--1205--1005--805--60 
Pulse duration(ms)6--18
Bump repetition frequency1---1201--80 
Drop height range5--1205--180 
Maximum acceleration variation2.2m/s2.6m/s2.8m/s 
Machine dimension(mm)750x660x800900x960x8001200x1150x8601600x1650x1200 
Machine weight(kg)1000216036606500 
Power & Air supplyAC220V±10% 50Hz Air supply (6kg/cm2)

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