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小物件自由跌落試驗機針對適用于行動電話（手機）、手機锂電池、對講機、電子詞典、CD/MD/MP3等小型消費類電子制品及零部件之自由落下試驗。本機采用氣動結構，將被測試件置于專用夾具（可調行程）夾牢，按下跌落鍵，氣缸松開，試件將作自由落體試驗，跌落高度可作上下調整，並附有高度標尺，可得知試件跌落高度，多種跌落地板供選用，可滿足不同試驗標准。小物件自由跌落試驗機设计标准：UL 1642、UL 2054；QC-T744-2006；QC-T743-2006；GB-18287-2000；SJ-11169-1998；YD-1268-2003；SJ／T 11170-1998；GB 8897.4-2002等测试标准
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跌落高度：300—1500mm可調允許試件重量：0-2kg 試件允許尺寸(mm)：120180 跌落高度：數顯示小值1mm 跌落地板介質：A3鋼板(亞克力板、大理石板、木板供選擇) 测试落点: 菱、角、面跌落方式：氣動跌落升降方式：電動升降使用氣壓：＜1mpa 电源：AC220V 50HZ 電機：60W 機台尺寸：700700*1650mm 机台重量: 75Kg
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