DROP · SHOCK · VIBRATION / EQUIPMENT & INSTRUMENTATION
Vertical shock test machine with a mounting table and guide columns. Representative catalog photograph.

Representative photo. Shock-system example from the catalog; configuration may vary.

PRODUCT FAMILY

Shock Test Systems

Vertical shock, high-acceleration impact, repeated bump and inclined-impact equipment. Compare the specified pulse options and payloads.

  • Required shock event and test method
  • Test article mounting and orientation
  • Control and response measurement
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Review the series below to compare catalog specifications and add a model to your inquiry.

What to include in your inquiry

Test articleDimensions, mass and mounting points
Shock requirementsRequired waveform, acceleration, duration and repetitions
MeasurementSensors, channels and response records needed
Reference methodThe applicable test procedure or project requirement

Use these questions to prepare your requirements. Model specifications are listed on the relevant series pages.

Configuration & ordering

Lead time
To be confirmed in the quotation.
Minimum order quantity
To be confirmed for the requested configuration.
Configuration
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SELECTION NOTES

How do I narrow down shock and impact equipment?

Identify the required event first: a defined shock pulse, repeated bump or inclined impact. Then compare the specimen mass, mounting arrangement, pulse shape, acceleration and duration on the relevant series page. A series name alone does not establish that a test profile is achievable.

Prepare your requirements

Questions before selecting equipment

Is the DMSA a complete standalone shock machine?

The catalog describes DMSA as an addition to a compatible shock test system for small specimens. Confirm the host machine and mounting arrangement. Its two table sizes are configurations, not separate model codes.

What should I include with a shock-system inquiry?

Include the specimen mass and mounting points, required pulse shape, acceleration, duration, repetitions and measurement channels. Identify the test method or project procedure so the proposed configuration can be checked.

Content reviewed: . Selection notes summarize this catalog. Confirm the complete specification and configuration before ordering.

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