The Battery Pack Drop Testing Machine evaluates lithium battery durability under free-fall impacts, simulating real-world accident scenarios. Featuring adjustable height/angle controls, high-speed data acquisition, and compliance with UL/IEC standards, it ensures crash safety for EVs, portable devices, and energy storage systems in rigorous QA validation.
Relevant Standard Testing Requirements
Meet the standards: IEC62133-2012, UL1642, UN38.3 and 31241-2014 standards.
Drop Test
After fully charging the battery according to the test method specified in 4.5.1, let it freely fall from the drop height as shown in Table 8 onto a concrete slab. For cylindrical and button-type battery packs, drop them once on each of the two end faces and twice on the cylindrical surface, totaling four drop tests. For prismatic battery packs, drop them once on each face, totaling six tests. For non-user-replaceable batteries/battery packs, conduct the drop test with the device attached, and drop the device once on each face. After the test, continue to perform one discharge-charge cycle according to the charge-discharge method specified in 4.5.
Main Features
Power: Driven by a motor, it utilizes a ball screw for transmission.
Control Method
Controlled by a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) with a touch screen. You can manually input the control height via the touch screen. During the test, it can display the actual test results and the corresponding test data.
Drop height grading
| Contain measure | Fall behind tall linear measure |
| 1000mAh above | 1.0m |
| 1000mAh and above | 1.5m |
| Note: For portable electronic products with a height of more than 1.0m, such as handheld electronic devices, the power supply capacity exceeds 1000mAh. The sample of its falling height should be 1.5m. | |
Main Parameters
| Model | MBS-L1500 |
| Falling height | 300-1500mm (Adjustable) |
| Test method | The surface, edge and angle fall in all directions. |
| Test load | 0-5kg |
| The maximum size of the specimen (W*H*D) mm | 200*200*200 |
| Machine size W*H*D mm | 700*900*1800 |
| Motor power | 0.75kW |
| Display mode | Ruler + remote control |
| Partition material | SUS304# stainless steel |
| The way of falling | Pneumatic fall |
| The material of the falling floor board | Steel plate, cement, wooden board (optional) |
Note: Tailor the size of your chamber to fit your specific needs with customizable dimensions.
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