Battery Drop Test Machine

Purpose: Used for free fall testing of lithium primary batteries and other primary batteries, lithium-ion batteries (used in digital electronic products such as mobile phones, laptops, cameras, etc.), nickel-metal hydride, nickel-cadmium, and lead-acid batteries (used in products like power tools, toys, electric bicycles, etc.)

Technical Specification Requirements:

1 Scope of Application

1.1 Applicable Standards

The battery free fall test device complies with the requirements for free fall test items in standards such as GB 36267-2018, QC/T741-2014, GB8897.4, GB/T18287, IEC60086-4: 2000, IEC62133: 2002, UL1642: 2006, SN/T1413-2004, SN/T1414.3-2004, GB 31241-2014, etc.

1.2 Test Requirements

In the above standards, the requirements for free fall tests vary slightly. The battery free fall test device must meet all of the following test requirements:

1) The battery sample is freely dropped from a height (lowest point height) of 1500mm onto a cement floor, with one free fall in each of the X, Y, Z positive and negative directions (six directions).

2) The battery is freely dropped six times from a height of 1.5m onto a hardwood board, with the battery being dropped twice on each plane.

3) The battery is dropped from a height of 1.5m onto a concrete surface, and each tested battery should be dropped six times.

2 Main Technical Parameters and Functions

2.1 Main Technical Parameters

1) Drop height range: 300mm～1200mm

2) Height tolerance range: 0 ～ +5mm

3) Drop base area: 600mm×600mm

4) Maximum applicable sample weight: 30kg

5) Maximum applicable sample size: 500mm