You can simulate the test conditions for evaluating the performance and durability of automotive shock absorbers and similar components!
We would like to introduce our "Load Simulation Testing Machine." When evaluating the performance and durability of automotive shock absorbers and suspensions, it is possible to apply dynamic loads to the test specimen and simulate usage conditions. In the case of the shock absorber vibration simulator, the static maximum load is 19.6 kN (2,000 kgf) and the dynamic maximum load is 9.8 kN (1,000 kgf). 【Specifications (for the shock absorber vibration simulator)】 ■ Control method: Hydraulic control ■ Static maximum load: 19.6 kN (2,000 kgf) ■ Dynamic maximum load: 9.8 kN (1,000 kgf) ■ Maximum speed: 2 m/sec at 9.8 kN ■ Maximum excitation frequency: 50 Hz ■ Test specimen mounting size: 320–1000 mm *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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The System Products Division integrates electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic control technologies with aircraft manufacturing technologies, providing comprehensive support from planning and design to production and installation. Dynamic and static control of displacement, load, speed, and acceleration is achieved by combining servo control technology with software. We supply system products to various fields, including the aerospace industry, automotive industry, railway vehicle industry, and general industrial equipment.
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