Shock and Vibration Test Capabilities

TRaC have a wide range of shock and vibration test equipment that can reproduce various conditions. Vibration capabilities cover random, periodic, low or high frequency vibration. Shock testing can be carried out using one of our vertical-drop shock testing machines or electromagnetic shakers. TRaC also support a dynamic test facility dedicated to tests against requirements for telecoms and radio products.

Vibration Test Capabilities

  Frequency Range Maximum Displacement
Rated Thrust
Acceleration
(Sine Peak)
Slip Table
Large Electromagnetic  Vibration shakers (x3) 5 to 2000 kHz 38 mm pk-pk
Up to 160 kN (36,000 lbf) Sine and Random 100g
Combo & portable
Medium Electromagnetic Vibration Shakers (x3) 2 to 3000 Hz Various from 12.7 mm to 50 mm pk-pk Various up to 89 kN (20,000 lbf) Sine and Random 100g Combo & portable
Small Electromagnetic Vibration Shakers (x8)
5 to 3000 Hz Various from 11.4 mm to 50 mm pk-pk 
Various up to 40 kN (9,000 lbf) Sine
60g
Combo & portable
With prefabricated thermal enclosures vibration testing can be combined with the temperature over the range of -70°C to +170°C.
  Frequency Range
Payload
Performance
Slip Table
Hydraulic Vibration Tables
(Vertical & Horizontal)
1 to 150 Hz Up to 2000 kg Dependent on payload. Designed
to meet the requirements of
Data Sheet 25 of NES 1004
(Now DEF STAN 08-123)
for Naval Equipment
Separate Vertical
and Horizontal Tables
With prefabricated thermal enclosures vibration testing can be combined with the temperature over the range of -70°C to +170°C.

Shock Test Capabilities

  Platform Size
Platform Displacement 
Maximum Shock Level
Shock Profiles
Lansmont Vertical-Drop Shock Machine
950mm x 950mm
-
800g, dependent on duration and pulse
Half-Sine, Final Peak Sawtooth
AVCO Vertical-Drop Shock Machine
406mm x 406mm
(16" x 16")
-
1000g, dependent on duration and pulse
Half-Sine, Final Peak Sawtooth
Electromagnetic Shakers
-
50mm pk-pk
100g, dependent on duration and pulse
Classical Shock, Time-Histories, Shock Response Spectra 
With prefabricated thermal enclosures shock testing can be combined with the temperature over the range of -70°C to +170°C.