A packaging drop test device, such as Pego’s advanced PG-FFD series, is a specialized machine designed to simulate real-world fall impacts on packaging, containers, or boxes during transportation and handling—think accidental drops, rough loading, or unloading. The Pego PG-FFD series stands out for its precision and compliance with global standards, including ISO 2248, ASTM D5276, IEC60068-2-27, and GB/T 4857.
Verifying Packaging Design: Tests falls from various heights (400–1500mm standard, up to 3000mm+ for advanced models) and angles (0–90° with ±2° accuracy) to ensure materials and structures cushion impacts and protect contents.
Optimizing Logistics: Provides data-driven insights for selecting packaging materials, reducing cargo damage costs by up to 70%.
Ensuring Compliance: Helps meet rigorous industry standards, crucial for global supply chains.
The PG-FFD series uses a robust mechanical structure to lift packages to a preset height, then releases them to drop freely onto impact surfaces (steel, concrete, or plywood). High-speed sensors and cameras capture critical data—such as acceleration and impact duration—while analyzing content damage to evaluate packaging performance.
Feature | Standard (PG-FFD Base Model) | Advanced Model Capability |
Fall Height Range | 400–1500mm | Extendable to 3000mm+ |
Weight Capacity | ≤80kg | Up to 500kg for heavy-duty models |
Design: Compact single-arm design, user-friendly interface with multi-language support.
Ideal for: Small to medium packages (≤80kg), perfect for electronics (smartphones, laptops), cosmetics, and small appliances.
Case Study: A leading smartphone brand used the PG-FFD single-wing to test 1.2m six-surface drops. By optimizing EVA foam linings, they reduced screen damage from 8% to 1.5%, cutting repair costs by $500,000 annually.
Design: Dual-column lifting system with servo motor drive, ensuring smooth, high-precision drops up to 1500mm.
Ideal for: Heavy-duty packaging (≤300kg), such as home appliances, machinery crates, and palletized goods.
Compliance: Meets ISTA 3A and ASTM D5276 standards for international logistics.
Key Feature: Anti-rebound technology locks the rail instantly upon impact, preventing secondary shocks and ensuring accurate data.
The PG-FFD series is essential for testing portable devices. For example, a laptop manufacturer used the double-wing model to test 1.8m corner drops, improving hinge durability and reducing warranty claims by 35%.
Beverage companies rely on the PG-FFD’s rotating function to test bottle seals. A major brand identified lid torque issues via 1.5m rotational drops, increasing seal pressure from 12N·m to 15N·m and eliminating 90% of leakage problems.
Third-party logistics providers use PG-FFD to pre-test customer packaging. A global logistics firm reduced damage rates by 65% and cut customer complaints by 40% after implementing PG-FFD-driven packaging optimizations, including cushioning upgrades and box structural adjustments.
Ensure all mechanical components are securely fastened.
Calibrate the fixture to the package size for stable clamping and zero slippage during drops.
Maintain a clear exclusion zone around the drop area to prevent injuries from flying debris.
Always use the built-in overload protection for packages near maximum weight capacity to avoid mechanical stress.
Pego’s PG-FFD series drop tester redefines packaging quality control, offering precision, compliance, and versatility across industries. By choosing the right PG-FFD model—whether single-wing for agility, double-wing for heavy loads, or the rotating upgrade for complex scenarios—companies can optimize packaging design, reduce logistics risks, and gain a competitive edge in today’s global market. Invest in PG-FFD to transform your packaging testing from a compliance check into a strategic advantage.
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