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Mechanical equipment testing

Equipment testing generally refers to the use of various types of testing instruments to test the various indicators of the equipment in order to achieve the purpose of ensuring safe use. According to the experience of QYETC technicians, equipment testing, especially for special equipment, needs to comply with the relevant national, local and industry association regulations.

Mechanical testing

Testing the physical properties of parts and raw materials can help you determine their durability and give you an idea of how they perform. Improper machining, material selection errors and exposure can affect the performance of your materials and cause failure.

The Mechanical Testing team offers a variety of test methods to evaluate metals, polymers, composites and finished parts. From conventional tensile testing to multi-level fatigue testing programs, we are fully equipped to provide you with the answers you need. Most tests can be completed in less than 3 days, such as conventional tensile, hardness and Charpy impact testing. We offer metallic materials, polymers, fiber reinforced composites, coatings and ceramic materials.

Machinery Directive Product Classification:

Machinery in the EU is divided into ordinary machinery and dangerous machinery, machinery directives for machinery products and safety components classified as Appendix Ⅳ (dangerous machinery, such as punching machines, injection molding machines, aerial work platforms, miter saws, etc., which products are dangerous machinery) belong to the dangerous machinery, certification bodies must do EC type test, the requirements are relatively strict.

Machinery Directive (Machinery Directive) (2006/42/EC) applies to machinery, mobile machinery, mechanical devices, machinery used to lift and transport people and safety accessories. The basic health and safety requirements (EHSR) stipulated in the regulation cover the entire field of mechanical engineering:

Mechanical MD certification

According to Article 1.2 of the Machinery Directive, any combination of parts and components. At least part of which is for the purpose of raw material processing, processing, transport or packaging, and through the appropriate actuator, controller or circuit and movement, are called machinery, the term machinery also includes in order to achieve a comprehensive function of raw material processing, processing, transport, packaging, etc. by the arrangement and control of the group of machines. In addition, some in use to ensure the safety of components, and the failure of this component will endanger the safety or health of personnel exposed to the security components, also belongs to the broad sense of the machinery included in this directive.