Handling Protection
Evaluate how well the packed unit protects the display and products during handling.
Transport Performance
Simulate real transport conditions to identify potentkal issues before shipment.
After-Test Inspection
Inspect the display and products after testing to understand the results and improve the design.
Whole Transit Process Testing
Review the packed unit under defined test conditions, then inspect the display and products.
Prepare the Sample
Pack the display as it will be shipped, including products and protective materials.
Confirm the Test Plan
Define test type, conditions and acceptance criteria for your project.
Run the Tests
Carry out the agreed testing using in-house equipment and procedures.
Inspect & Improve
Review the results, then refine the display and packaging design if needed.
01 / INCLINE IMPACT
Can the Packed Display Withstand Handling Impacts?
Assess the packed unit’s response to horizontal shocks during transit.
Packed Unit Protection
Evaluate how well the outer packaging and internal protection absorb the impact.
Check for Movement & Damage
Inspect the dispay and products for movement, damage or structural changes after the test.
02 / ROTATIONAL EDGE DROP
Are the Pallet Edges Protected?
Evaluate vulnerable bottom edges under defined drop conditions.
Simulate Real Handling Risks
Drop the packed unit on edges to understand the effect on the packaging and display.
Inspect Critical Areas
Check the corners, base and lower structure for damage after the drop.
03 / VERTICAL COMPRESSION
Can the Packaging Resist Pressure from Top?
Apply an agreed load to evaluate compression resistance and deformation.
Packed-unit compression is different from shelf-load testing.
04 / RANDOM VIBRATION
Will Products Stay Secure During Transport?
Simulate transport vibration and inspect for product movement, packaging damage and structural changes.
What Happens After Testing?
The packed unit is unpacked and the display and products are inspected in detail.
Inspect the Display Structure
Check for damage, deformation or loose parts after testing.
Check Product Condition
Review the products for movement, damage or wear.
Review and Improve the Packing
Use the results to refine the display design and protective pacakging.
Your Testing Questions, Answered.
The test plan depends on product weight, display structure, packing and shipping conditions.
Actual products give a more representative assessment of fit, loading and movement.
They serve different purposes. Structural checks assess the display; transit tests assess the packed unit.
Load the shelves to the agreed weight and inspect for bending, deformation or failure over a defined period.
It evaluates how the packed display resists pressure from above.
It checks for product movement, packaging damage and structural changes during simulated transport.
Bottom edges can receive impacts during handling. Edge-drop testing evaluates those vulnerable areas.
Share the requirements so we can review the test scope and equipment needed.
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