Furniture Testing Machine with 200kg Max Pull Force Adjustable Pneumatic Brakes and PLC Touch Screen Control for Table Strength and Durability Tests

This specialized testing machine is designed to perform static load and durability tests on tables, desks, and various furniture pieces. The system features multiple pneumatic actuators that can operate simultaneously or independently, with adjustable positioning to accommodate diverse testing requirements.

• Five pneumatic actuator groups: one vertical apparatus and four horizontal apparatuses, each with independent speed and force control (500mm stroke)
• Vertical apparatus adjusts forward/backward and up/down (100mm to 900mm range)
• Horizontal apparatuses provide flexible up/down and left/right positioning adjustments
• Multiple screw hole rows on machine base for secure product installation and fixation
• Quick-connect joints on all pneumatic actuators for easy fixture and load changes
• PLC color touch screen interface with intuitive controls and diagram displays

Applications

• Static load testing of dining tables and desks

• Horizontal load testing on table and desk structures

• Stability evaluation under vertical loads

• Vertical fatigue testing for cantilever and pedestal tables

• Horizontal fatigue testing for furniture frames and supports

• End extension vertical load testing for tables with extended surfaces

• Quality control and product development in furniture manufacturing

• Third-party testing laboratories and inspection agencies

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is this equipment used for?

This machine is used to perform static load and durability (fatigue) tests on tables, desks, and other furniture. It evaluates structural strength, stability, and resistance to repeated loading—helping manufacturers ensure their products meet performance and safety standards.

Q2: How does the machine work?

The system uses five pneumatic actuators (one vertical and four horizontal) that apply controlled forces to the furniture specimen. The actuators can be programmed via the PLC touch screen to apply static loads or cyclic loads, either independently or simultaneously, simulating real-world usage conditions.

Q3: What standards does this equipment comply with?

The machine supports testing to BS EN 15372:2008 Level 2 and BS EN 581-3:2007 Level 3, with test methods referenced from EN 1730:2012. Specific tests include horizontal static load, vertical static load, vertical static load on end extensions, stability under vertical load, vertical fatigue for cantilever/pedestal tables, and horizontal fatigue.

Q4: What types of furniture can be tested?

The machine is designed primarily for tables and desks—including dining tables, office desks, workbenches, cantilever tables, and pedestal tables. It can also accommodate other furniture pieces that fit within the adjustable actuator range.

Q5: What test parameters can be measured?

The machine applies loads up to 200 kg maximum pull force through pneumatic actuators with 500 mm stroke. It can perform both static load tests and cyclic fatigue tests, with independent control of each actuator for speed and force.

Q6: What industries use this equipment?

Furniture manufacturers, quality control departments, testing laboratories, research institutions, and furniture inspection agencies commonly use this equipment for product development, quality assurance, and certification testing.

Q7: Can the actuators operate simultaneously?

Yes, all five actuators can operate simultaneously or independently, providing flexibility for complex multi-point loading scenarios and allowing users to run different tests without repositioning the sample.

Q8: How flexible is the actuator positioning?

The vertical apparatus adjusts in forward/backward and up/down directions within a 100 mm to 900 mm range. The four horizontal apparatuses offer flexible up/down and left/right positioning, accommodating various furniture dimensions and test configurations.