| NO. | Introduction | Impact energy | Main application |
| 1 | Single energy | 0.14±0.01J | Mobile phone screen impact test |
| 2 | Single energy | 0.2±0.02J | Glass and electric meter shell impact test |
| 3 | Single energy | 0.35±0.03J | Lamps impact test |
| 4 | Single energy | 0.5±0.04J | Plastic shell impact test |
| 5 | Single energy | 0.7±0.05J | Products of the toy industry impact test |
| 6 | Single energy | 1.0±0.05J | water pump products impact test |
| 7 | Single energy | 2.0±0.10J | electric tools and other products shell impact test |
| 8 | Six energies | 0.14J—1.0J | universal type (used in various industries) |
Length:211mm
Weight:1250g
OD : 50mm
Hammer Weight :60g
Hammer Radius:10mm
The release force of impact: <10N
Impact Components: Including the hit ball handle the hammer ,weight 250g
Hammer head is made from white polyethylene imine first
Types: Spring Operated Impact Hammer with 0.14J/0.20J/0.35J/0.50J/0.70J/1.00J, 6 different energy in 1 hammer
Spring impact hammer is designed according to the IEC60068-2-75 for testing the resistance of impact of electrical and electronic products. Spring impact hammer is the necessary test probe to check the safety performance of enclosure of electrical products under the condition of external mechanical forces.
It is used for the mechanical robustness testing of domestic and similar electrical appliances, electronic products, such as lights, enclosure of electrical accessories, lever, handle, knobs, indicator lights, signal lights, lampshades and so on.
Spring impact hammer can make sure that the tested products can withstand the possibility of reckless operations and other accidents. The electrical appliances can run safe and reliable and won’t cause harm to people.
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NO. |
Introduction |
Impact energy |
Main application |
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1 |
Single energy |
0.14±0.01J |
Mobile phone screen impact test |
|
2 |
Single energy |
0.2±0.02J |
Glass and electric meter shell impact test |
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3 |
Single energy |
0.35±0.03J |
Lamps impact test |
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4 |
Single energy |
0.5±0.04J |
Plastic shell impact test |
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5 |
Single energy |
0.7±0.05J |
Products of the toy industry impact test |
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6 |
Single energy |
1.0±0.05J |
water pump products impact test |
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7 |
Single energy |
2.0±0.10J |
electric tools and other products shell impact test |
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8 |
Six energies |
0.14J—1.0J |
universal type (used in various industries) |
Product Advantages
Structural and Design Benefits
The iec60068 spring impact hammer features a modular design consolidating six energy levels in a single tool, reducing the need for multiple devices. Its spring-driven impact mechanism ensures repeatability and uniform force delivery crucial for standardized testing. The use of a white polyethylene imine hammer head combines lightness with high durability, preserving the integrity of both the hammer and tested samples. Compact dimensions and ergonomic balance provide ease of handling and transport within laboratory and field environments. This optimized configuration supports integration into existing test setups and automated processes by minimizing calibration variability and enhancing operational efficiency.
Enhanced Performance and User Convenience
This impact hammer offers superior consistency in impact energy output, benefiting test engineers with precise mechanical robustness data. Its adjustable energy settings simplify switching between different test requirements without tool replacement, increasing throughput and reducing downtime. Lightweight construction combined with robust materials aids in prolonged usage under rigorous testing conditions. The straightforward operation minimizes user error while meeting stringent IEC60068 test protocols, ensuring compliance and reliability. Overall, this tool contributes to improved testing accuracy, greater confidence in product durability claims, and better alignment of design validation efforts with regulatory standards.
Impact Testing for Consumer Electronics Durability
In the consumer electronics sector, the iec60068 spring impact hammer plays a critical role in evaluating the impact resistance of phone screens, housings, and accessory components. Devices frequently encounter drops or collisions during daily use, requiring thorough mechanical robustness verification. By applying six selectable energy levels, quality assurance teams simulate real-world accidental impacts according to IEC60068-2-75 regulations. This facilitates early detection of design weaknesses and informs improvements, helping to prevent costly recalls. Integration into laboratory test sequences supports a continuous feedback loop between production and R&D to maintain high durability standards throughout product life cycles.
Mechanical Robustness Assessment for Electrical Appliance Enclosures
Electrical appliance manufacturers use the iec60068 spring impact hammer to assess the structural integrity of protective enclosures and shells, such as water pumps and electric tool casings. Testing ensures that these housings meet safety and durability requirements under mechanical stress scenarios encountered in transport, installation, or operation. The hammer’s accurate impact energy selection enables standardized evaluation against compliance criteria. Its compact design allows seamless integration with test benches and engineering validation procedures. The tool aids in certifying products’ mechanical endurance, contributing to safer appliance performance, reduced warranty claims, and adherence to international testing standards.



