Vibration Testing Standards

The automotive industry has its own set of vibration testing standards. These standards depend on several factors including the type of part and manufacturer. Our testing facilities provide vibration testing for vehicles/parts manufactured by General Motors, Chrysler, Ford, Toyota, Nissan, Honda, and more.

General procedure for testing switches on GM vehicles.

Vibration testing on Fuel System Components on GM vehicles.

General Motors vehicle testing standard involving mechanical shock and vibration durability for thermal under hood pressure.

General standard of testing that tests the environmental durability of electrical components on automotive vehicles.

General Motors automotive testing standard for fuel pump modules.

GM standard which defines the requirements, functional tests, and durability tests for low voltage automotive single and multiple-pole electrical connectors, terminals, and related components.

Validation Tests for Interior Mounted Unexposed Modules.

Reliability testing for a vehicles voltage and electrical indicators. This includes components which send signals for pressure, fuel, temperature, etc.

Compression testing measures for rubber. This testing measures the ability of rubber on a vehicle to return to its original state after it undergoes compression at specific temperatures.

Specifications for rotors in a constant (rigid) state. It specifies balance tolerances, the necessary number of correction planes, and methods for verifying the residual unbalance.

Japanese industrial Standard for Vibration Testing methods for automobile parts.

ISO International Standards
SAE International Standards
ASTM Standards

Aerospace and Aviation applications require specific vibration testing standards to validate aircraft and spacecraft for flight. These standards are set by regulatory bodies such as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Radio Technical Commission for Aeronautics (RTCA).

Standard developed by the Radio Technical Commission for Aeronautics. The standard involves Environmental Conditions and Test Procedures for Airborne Equipment.

Primary standard for testing for United States Military applications. This standard was developed by the Department of Defense (DOD) and it involves testing this equipment against environmental conditions (i.e. altitude, explosions, etc.)

Military test standard involving Mechanical Vibrations of Shipboard Equipment Screen reader support enabled.

Another U.S. Military Standard developed by the DoD. This standard involves Mechanical Vibrations of Shipboard Equipment.

Military test standard involving electronic and electrical component parts.

Military testing standard involving Test Methods for Semiconductor Devices.

Department of Defense Test Method Standard for Environmental Engineering Considerations and Laboratory Tests.

Program developed by the U.S Navy involving temperature cycling and random vibrations.

The standards for testing on optical instruments are published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO)

Optical instruments using combined sinusodial vibrations in environmental conditions such as heat or cold.

Optical instruments using combined controlled broad-band random vibrations in environmental conditions such as heat or cold.

Optical instruments using temperature cycles in conjuction with sinusodial or random vibrations.

Most standards of testing for the transportation industry are published by ASTM International

Vibration testing standard that involves verifying the integrity of shipping containers.

Vibration testing of products in a vertical linear motion at the surface which the product is mounted.

Random vibration testing of shipping containers.

Testing shipping containers and systems for performance.

Testing shipping containers and systems for performance.

This standard involves random vibration testing on shipping containers to ensure that materials within the container are adequately protected.

Standard of testing involving packaging, specifically, at fixed low frequency vibrations.

Basic environmental testing on passive electronic component parts.

Sinusoidal vibration and environmental testing.

This is the new standard for sinusoidal vibration testing. It’s the replacement for JIS C 0040:1999.