This article provides a side-by-side comparison of ITM-LAB's RS-320A and LAB Equipment's 160 drop test systems, focusing on payload, drop range, dimensions, features, and more. See why RS-320A stands out with better capacity, larger impact area, and global customer recognition.

In the packaging industry, many companies use drop test equipment because of its simplicity and convenience, making it easily accepted. Typically, operators visually inspect the test specimen after the test to determine the extent of damage. However, this visual assessment doesn't yield accurate data. So, what methods can be used to obtain accurate data from simple drop tests? Perhaps we can provide you with a solution.

Introduction In the fast-paced world of 3C electronics (Computers, Communications, and Consumer Electronics), product reliability is non-negotiable. From smartphones to wireless earbuds, consumers expect durability — and manufacturers must deliver. One critical part of ensuring that durability is drop testing, which simulates real-world impacts during handling, transport, or accidental drops. But with various drop testers on the market, how do you choose the one that best suits your production line? In this article, we’ll walk you through the key factors to consider and introduce a high-performance solution from ITM-LAB — a global testing equipment manufacturer with over 26 years of experience.

The drop tester market is evolving fast. From demand spikes in Asia to intelligent automation, discover 2025 trends that matter most to global distributors and how ITM-LAB is leading the shift.