Introduction to Product Testing
Product testing is done under normal and stressed conditions and it ensures that the given product is fit for the targeted purpose and is ready to be sent to the market. Product testing not only helps in product optimization when a product fails but it is a crucial exercise carried out during the development and growth of a product’s life cycle.
The finished product is often exposed to a variety of conditions, including heat, humidity, temperature shock, vibration, drop, and electrostatic discharge. To examine a product’s propensity to failure, service situations are simulated. For a quick quality check, visual and other in-line inspection techniques are also used. The statistical failure rate of the product is calculated for a range of extremes that a product might experience during its service life. Product dependability testing on a regular basis ensures that the product works as intended, lower warranty costs, and increases customer happiness.
Product Testing Methodology
Product testing is conducted according to a pre-set or formal test procedure. Sometimes engineers design test protocols that are suitable for the intended application. Product tests can be done in one or all of the following ways:
-putting products through forces and dynamics that are envisioned for use in actual operations.
-enforcing user-caused product damage conditions that have been identified.
-regulating the product’s or component’s production uniformity.
-analysing design and manufacturing defects
Product Quality Testing and Product Reliability Testing
We have a complete set of product qualification testing capabilities and services supported by best equipped laboratories in the USA.
- Abrasion Testing Services
- Accelerated Aging
- Accelerated Weathering Test
- Accelerated Shelf Life Testing
- Accelerated Corrosion Testing
- Air to Air Thermal Shock Testing
- Biased Highly Accelerated Stress Test (BHAST)
- Environmental Vibration Testing
- Highly Accelerated Stress Testing (HAST)
- Heat Aging Testing
- Hydrochloric Acid Testing Procedure
- Liquid to Liquid Thermal Shock Testing
- Medical Device Accelerated Aging Test
- Polymer Hardness Testing
- Salt Spray Corrosion Testing
- Sand and Dust Testing
- Salt Fog Testing
- Shock Testing Services
- Solar Panel Hail Test
- Temperature Humidity Bias Testing
- Thermal Shock Resistance Test Method
- Thermal Shock Test
- Thermal Expansion Testing
- Thermal Resistance Testing Services
