Drop test machine of electric iron

Abstract

The invention relates to a drop test machine of an electric iron. The drop test machine is characterized by comprising a machine frame, wherein a plurality of guiding rollers are installed on the machine frame, a support steel plate is arranged on the lower portion of the machine frame, and sliders sliding vertically are installed among the guiding rollers; sliding arms are arranged in the middles of the sliders, pin shafts are arranged at the front ends of the sliding arms and butt against cams capable of being installed on the machine frame in rotating mode, and the cams are connected with a speed regulating motor through cam shafts; and dropping-preventing blocks are arranged at the upper ends of the sliders, buffer heads are arranged on the machine frame under the dropping-preventing blocks, and flying rings are arranged at the lower ends of the sliders. The drop test machine of the electric iron is simple and compact in structure, convenient to operate, low in manufacture cost and capable of meeting testing requirements and detection specifications of the national standard.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a test device, in particular to an electric iron drop tester for testing the safety and reliability of the electric iron. Background technique [0002] Household electric irons are the most commonly used household appliances. Article 21 of the national standard GB4706.2-2003 for its safety, durability and reliability has strict test requirements and testing specifications: electric irons under normal working conditions and Operate at rated input power; except for cordless electric irons, these conditions shall be maintained throughout the test period to maintain the temperature of the soleplate of the iron; then suspend the iron by the handle of the iron and make the soleplate horizontal, from 40mm Drop the electric iron from a high place on a rigid support steel plate with a mass of at least 15Kg. The test is carried out 1,000 times at a frequency of no more than 20 times per minute. At present, there is no test equipment that...

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[0002] Household electric irons are the most commonly used household appliances. Article 21 of the national standard GB4706.2-2003 for its safety, durability and reliability has strict test requirements and testing specifications: electric irons under normal working conditions and Operate at rated input power; except for cordless electric irons, these conditions shall be maintained throughout the test period to maintain the temperature of the soleplate of the iron; then suspend the iron by the handle of the iron and make the soleplate horizontal, from 40mm Drop the electric iron from a high place on a rigid support steel plate with a mass of at least 15Kg. The test is carried out 1,000 times at a frequency of no more than 20 times per minute. At present, there is no test equipment that can complete this test item in the market. In order to implement these standards , it is necessary to develop a test equipment that meets the test requirements

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