TW - 270 Inclined Plane Device For Baby Car Stability Test Instrument

Toy Test Equipment, Laboratory Test Equipment Inclined Platform Stability Test TW-270 Toys Testing Equpment

Purpose of equipment

For this Inclined Platform Tester, the tilt angle of the ramp is adjustable. The angle adjustment range is 0 ~ 15 degree.
Inclined Platform Tester Can be used to assist test the baby walking frames etc., need to used with specified weight.

Technical specifications

Tilt Angle: Max.35 degree ( adjustment )
Platform Size: 120cm*160cm
Platform surface sand paper : 80#
Dimensions : 72x120x51cm
Weight(kg): ≈84Kg

Use the toys can be loaded one child weight.

Loading on the toys, which is worst standing position or seating position,

Children below 36months(including)Loading 25㎏±0.2㎏(another purchase)

Children above 36months,loading 50㎏±0.2㎏ (another purchase)

Loading on the toys, put the toys on the 10±1degree Inclined plane

If the toys can be loaded one child weight standing or seating should be testing, to determine whether the
toys will be fall down

Heavy immobile toys, put the toys on 5°±1° oblique plane, adjust removable parts position, get the worst
position to test.

Feature:

Use P60 alumina and abrasive paper to cover the plane.
oblique plane size:W*L1000*1500mm (or specified by customer)

Standards:

ASTM 963, EN71-1 2014 8.26 , ISO8124-1 5.28/29

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