Steel Ball Impact Tester T028

Steel Ball Impact Testing Equipment is to test the impact resistance for all rigid toys which cover face including space helmets, goggles or face shields.

Based on standard requirements, after testing, toys shall not produce sharp edges, sharp points or loose parts which could enter eyes. If so, then conduct follow tests via sharp edge tester, sharp point tester and small part cylinder.

Key Specifications

Support Services

UTS provide the complete support for the full life of your  ISO 8124-1 Steel Ball Testing Machine:

1 English Manual

2 Certificate of Quality

3 Remote Online Support

4 Breakdown Support

5 Applications Support

6 12 months warranty

7 CE, ISO 17025 Certificate

8 7 * 24 Service

9 Spare Parts

10 Training

11 Installation

Standards

ASTM F 963

ISO 8124-1

GB6675-2

Test Procedure

The toy shall be held firmly in a suitable clamp with that portion that covers or surrounds the eyes (in the case of cutout eye holes) in a horizontal plane. Drop a 5 ⁄ 8 -in. (16-mm) diameter steel ball weighing 0.56 oz. (15.8 g) (with a tolerance of +0.03 (0.8 g, −0oz) from a height of 50 in. (1.3 m) upon the horizontal upper surface of the toy in the area that would cover the eyes in normal use. In the case of toys with cutout eye holes, impact the area that would be directly adjacent to the eyes in normal use. The ball may be guided, but not restricted, in its fall by

being dropped through a perforated tube extending to within approximately 4 in. (100 mm) of the toy.

ASTM F 963 Steel Ball Testing Machine is applicable to the determination of:

all rigid toys which cover face including space helmets, goggles or face shields.