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Mainly used in repeating impact, unloading or jump test that complies to ISTA, ASTM, TAPPI, ISO MIL-STD, FED-STD, UN, DOT and other industrial and government standards. The frequency range is 2-5Hz with a fixed displacement of 1 inch (25.4 mm) and a maximum acceleration of 1.25 G.

TTYST series vibration platforms adopts eccentric cam principle to achieve rotation (marquee), vertical, and non-synchronized (30°unbalance vibration) vibration modes   

  • Packaging Validation – Simulates real-world shipping vibrations to ensure packaging protects products during transport.
  • Consumer Goods and Electronics – Tests durability of finished products against repeated impacts and jolts in distribution.
  • Automotive and Spare Parts – Confirms resistance of parts and assemblies to vibration and shocks during logistics.
  • Industrial Equipment and Machinery – Evaluates handling strength and transport safety of heavy-duty components.
  • Aerospace and Defense Supplies – Ensures mission-critical equipment meets MIL-STD and other transport standards.
  • Logistics and Supply Chain Testing – Provides compliance with ISTA, ASTM, TAPPI, ISO, UN, DOT, and other regulations.

  • Adjustable frequency
  • Fixed amplitude
  • Convenient installation, operation and maintenance
  • High fence for the back side

ModelTTYST100TTYST200TTYST500TTYST1000TTYST2000
Max Payload (kg)10020050010002000
Table Size (mm)1000x12001200x12001200x15001500x15001500x1500
Frequency Range (Hz)2-5Hz(120~300)RPM
Displacement25.4 mm (1 inch) Fixed
Test MotionsRotary (Synchronous)
Power SupplyAC220V±10% 50Hz380V±10% 50Hz

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