Strength & endurance
Confidence in product strength
A product requires being tested to see if it can withstand any force applied by the customer when it is subject to physical movement or durability.
The bulk of consumer goods will eventually be subject to physical activity, and in some circumstances, they must withstand extremely high levels of stress every day due to frequent and protracted use.
WHY WOULD MECHANICAL AND ENDURANCE TESTING BE USED?
Even when a product is brand-new, repetitive stress might make it more prone to failures. Although manufacturers can determine a product's strength or the strength of individual pieces, they are unable to precisely determine a product's overall life usage. This may be caused by a variety of things, including constant use, various environmental conditions, and more.
Mechanical endurance testing is used to better understand the various factors that may have an impact on a product over the course of a consumer's lifetime.
To ascertain whether a product can survive the processing load it is anticipated to bear over a lengthy period, mechanical endurance testing is utilized. Depending on the client's request, different levels of force may be applied during this operation. We can even test to destruction if necessary.
WHAT DO WE TEST FOR?
Depending on the application, several testing levels are utilized. By applying physical forces such vibrations, shocks, stresses, and strains, we can determine the product's boundaries and limitations. Our Bureau Veritas tests make sure that the performance of the tested product matches the claims made to the user.
EXAMPLES OF THE TEST WE CAN PERFORM
• Bond, Seem or attachment strength
• Rigidity
• Tensile and Impact strength
• Flexibility
• Density of materials
• Over all functionality
• Wear and tear of mechanical/moving parts
• Overall product durability