Handle Jerking Impact Tester / Bag, Suicase, Lugage, Knapsack, Packsack, Rucksack Testing Machine

Product Introduction

Luggage Handle Jerk Tester is used for comprehensive testing of bags, which is under a certain load and speed of 30 times/min impact test, to detect the luggage handle, side handle, tie rod, buckle, sewing and other damage. The test results can be used as a reference for quality improvement.

Test Standards

QB/T2922-2007, QBT 2155-2010,QBT 1333-2010

Technical Parameters

Applications

• Quality control testing for luggage and bag manufacturers

• Handle and strap durability assessment

• Seam and stitching integrity verification

• Tie rod and buckle strength evaluation

• Product development and R&D validation

• Third-party testing laboratories

• Retailer and brand pre-shipment quality inspection

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is this equipment used for?
A: It tests the durability of luggage and bag handles, side grips, tie rods, buckles, and seams under repeated impact—helping manufacturers catch failures before products reach customers.

Q: How does the tester work?
A: The specimen is suspended and subjected to a controlled drop at an adjustable speed (5–20 cycles/min). A calibrated spring delivers consistent impact force each cycle to simulate real-world handling stress.

Q: What standards does it comply with?
A: It meets Chinese industry standards QB/T 2922-2007, QB/T 2155-2010, and QB/T 1333-2010 for luggage and bag testing.

Q: What types of bags can be tested?
A: Suitcases, luggage, knapsacks, rucksacks, and similar carrying products—anything with handles, straps, or attachment points that endure jerking forces.

Q: Can I adjust the test parameters?
A: Yes. Drop distance (150 mm adjustable) and testing speed (5–20 cycles/min) are both user-configurable. The cycle counter can be set from 0 to 9,999 with automatic stop.

Q: What do I need to install this equipment?
A: A stable floor space of at least 270 cm × 140 cm and a standard 220V/50Hz single-phase power outlet. No special foundation or compressed air is required.