Lansmont P55 Performance Shock Test System
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P55

Lansmont P55 Performance Shock Test System

A versatile 55 x 55 cm shock system with 136 kg payload, up to 18 m/s velocity change and 1000 g acceleration (5000 g optional).

Max velocity change
22 – 59 ft/sec(6.7 – 18 m/sec)
Table size
55 x 55 cm(21.7 x 21.7 in)
Max payload
300 lbs(136 kg)

Made by Lansmont Corporation. Supplied and supported in China by WTC (West Technology Corporation). · Manufacturer page ↗

Overview

The Lansmont P55 is a versatile high-performance shock test system with a 21.7 x 21.7 in (55 x 55 cm) table and a maximum payload of 300 lbs (136 kg). Within the Lansmont shock range it sits at the mid-to-large end: table area and payload fall between the P30/45 and the Model 95/115, making it suitable for medium to large products and packaged items. Maximum velocity change is configurable between 22 and 59 ft/sec (6.7 to 18 m/sec), among the widest in the line, while maximum acceleration is 1000 g, extendable above 5000 g with options such as Dual Mass Shock Amplifiers.

The table uses a forged aluminum design for high-acceleration shock pulses. The system includes the TouchTest Shock (TTS) tabletop control console, which makes shock testing safe and easy and communicates seamlessly with Test Partner Data Acquisition Systems for coordinated control and data collection. An Acceleration Kit increases velocity change performance; an electric hoist lifting and positioning system keeps drop height repeatable, and a floating seismic base limits shock energy transmitted to the floor. Optional shock pulse programmers cover a wide range of pulse shapes, including half-sine, trapezoidal and terminal peak sawtooth, in both short and long durations, to match different shock severities.

Typical test articles include medium to large electronics, appliances, industrial equipment and palletized packaged goods, evaluated for shock tolerance during transport, handling and use. Its role is a general-purpose large/medium-table solution: where the P30/45's 40 cm table is too small but the Model 95/115's 600 g ceiling is too low, the P55 offers a middle path with a wider velocity-change range and a 55 cm table. Options include low impulse kits, dual mass shock amplifiers, additional pulse programmers, customized mounting patterns and hold-down fixtures.

Specifications

Lansmont P55 Performance Shock Test System — Specifications
Table size55 x 55 cm(21.7 x 21.7 in)
Max velocity change22 – 59 ft/sec(6.7 – 18 m/sec)
Max payload300 lbs(136 kg)

Key features

  • 55 x 55 cm table suited to medium and large products and packages
  • 6.7 - 18 m/sec velocity change, among the widest in the line
  • Forged aluminum table for high-acceleration shock pulses
  • Standard TouchTest Shock console for safe, easy operation
  • Electric hoist lifting and positioning for repeatable drop height
  • Optional pulse programmers for half-sine, trapezoidal and terminal peak sawtooth

Applications

  • Shock tolerance testing of medium to large electronics
  • Mechanical shock evaluation of appliances and industrial equipment
  • Transportation shock simulation of palletized and unitized packages
  • Packaging fragility and damage boundary evaluation
  • Shock testing of articles requiring a 55 cm table

Compare within series

ModelTable sizePeak accelerationMax velocity changeMax payload
P55Current 55 x 55 cm(21.7 x 21.7 in)22 – 59 ft/sec(6.7 – 18 m/sec)300 lbs(136 kg)
P16/30 23 x 23 cm(9.06 x 9.06 in)22 – 55 ft/sec(6.7 – 16.8 m/sec)110 lbs(50 kg)
P30/45 40 x 40 cm(15.7 x 15.7 in)22 – 55 ft/sec(6.7 – 16.8 m/sec)165 lbs(75 kg)
P60/122 65 x 81 cm(25.6 x 31.9 in)1000 g20 – 25 ft/sec(6.1 – 7.6 m/sec)1500 lbs(680 kg)

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