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High Cycle Shock Systems
High-Speed Repetitive Shock Testing for Durability & Reliability
At ADAMS Technologies, we deliver advanced high cycle shock testing solutions by representing global leaders like Lansmont. Our systems are engineered to perform high-frequency, repetitive shock testing, enabling manufacturers to evaluate product durability and reliability under accelerated real-world conditions.
Designed for demanding applications, these systems subject test specimens to thousands of controlled shock impacts in a short duration, making them ideal for accelerated life testing, failure analysis, and product validation.
Our HC Series – Model HC18 and Model HC23 combine precision, speed, and consistency, making them the preferred choice across industries such as electronics, automotive, aerospace, and defense.
Why High Cycle Shock Testing?
Modern products are exposed to repeated mechanical stresses throughout their lifecycle. High cycle shock testing helps you stay ahead by:
- Simulating real-world repetitive impact conditions
- Identifying failure points before they occur in the field
- Validating product durability and lifecycle performance
- Accelerating testing timelines without compromising accuracy
With capabilities of up to 50 shock impacts per minute, these systems significantly enhance testing efficiency and throughput.
HC Series Overview
Choosing the Right System for Your Application
Both HC18 and HC23 systems deliver high-performance shock testing, with differences tailored to test size, configuration, and throughput requirements.
Model HC18
Compact & Efficient for Precision Testing
The HC18 is designed for smaller components and space-constrained environments, offering high-performance shock testing in a compact footprint.
Key Specifications:
- Table Size: 18 × 18 cm
- Maximum Velocity Change: 8.38 m/s
- Maximum Acceleration: 5000 g
- Maximum Payload: 9 kg
- Up to 50 impacts per minute
Design Advantages:
- Forged aluminum table for high-fidelity shock pulse generation
- High-speed lift mechanism for reduced cycle time
- Floating seismic base to minimize floor vibration transmission
- Built for continuous, long-duration operation
Ideal Applications:
- PCB and electronic component testing
- Precision devices and small assemblies
- Laboratory environments with limited space
Model HC23
Expanded Capability for Higher Throughput
The HC23 extends the performance of the HC18 with a larger test platform, enabling greater flexibility and higher throughput.
Key Specifications:
- Table Size: 23 × 23 cm
- Maximum Velocity Change: 8.38 m/s
- Maximum Acceleration: 5000 g
- Maximum Payload: 9 kg
- Up to 50 impacts per minute
Design Advantages:
- Larger surface area for multiple or larger test specimens
- Optional JEDEC table configuration for simultaneous multi-board testing (up to 6 boards)
- Shock pulse programmers for short-duration pulses (0.3 – 2 ms)
- Flexible mounting options for diverse test setups
Ideal Applications:
- Multi-board PCB testing (JEDEC standards)
- Larger electronic assemblies
- High-throughput and production-level testing environments
Integrated Data Acquisition & Analysis
To deliver a complete testing solution, both HC18 and HC23 systems integrate seamlessly with Test Partner™ 4 Data Acquisition Systems, enabling:
- Accurate capture of high-speed shock events
- Reliable storage of large volumes of test data
- Advanced analysis for shock response and performance evaluation
Key Benefits of HC Series Systems
- High cycle rates for accelerated durability testing
- Consistent and repeatable shock pulse performance
- Robust design for continuous operation
- Flexible configurations for wide-ranging applications
- Reduced testing time with enhanced throughput
Models are available in a wide range of table sizes as below. Additional features include Acceleration Kits, Low Frequency or Floating Seismic Bases, and custom table designs.
MODEL | TABLE | MAX. ACCELERATION | MAX. PAYLOAD |
HC18 | 7.08 in x 7.08 in (18 cm x 18 cm) | 5000 g | 20 lbs (9 kg) |
HC23 | 9.06 in x 9.06 in (23 cm x 23 cm) | 5000 g | 20 lbs (9 kg) |

