This utility model discloses a forced
vibration fatigue testing device for
thin metal sheets, belonging to the field of fatigue
life testing technology for
thin metal sheet materials. It addresses the problems of low vibration frequency, poor adaptability, and bulky structure in traditional testing devices. The device includes a trapezoidal
impact platform base, a housing, a modular support frame, and a drive and detection mechanism. The support frame consists of an experimental support, a test piece platform, and limiting blocks, achieving rapid positioning and height adjustment of the test piece via bolts. The drive and detection mechanism includes symmetrically distributed motor and
encoder assemblies. The motor drives the roller shaft via a
coupling, causing the rollers to rotate at
high frequency. The
encoder records data in real time and provides feedback via a
touchscreen. The trapezoidal base incorporates a shock-absorbing layer to improve stability, the
modular structure reduces structural weight, it is adaptable to
thin metal sheets of varying thicknesses, and the integrated
touchscreen interface provides convenient operation. This device is suitable for high-precision fatigue
life testing of ultra-thin materials such as
aerospace flexible components.