The falling ball impact tester remains the cornerstone of impact resistance evaluation for plastics, ceramics, acrylics, glass, and coated fabrics. While the basic principle is simple, modern instruments demand exacting mechanical precision, electromagnetic control, and strict adherence to international standards. Our newly launched falling ball impact tester delivers 0–2000 mm adjustable drop height, five certified steel balls (55g, 64g, 110g, 255g, 535g), and one‑click operation – all engineered to comply with JIS‑K6745 and A5430. This article presents technical data, practical application scenarios, and a decision framework to help you choose the right drop ball impact testing machine for your quality lab.

For shops that rely on a vertical drilling machine for hole-making or a turret milling machine for face milling, the new HW-1370V vertical cnc from HIGHWING delivers measurable upgrades. Unlike a standalone vertical drill, this vertical cnc integrates milling, boring, tapping, and drilling in one clamping. Compared with a cnc vertical lathe, which handles only rotational parts, this vertical cnc processes prismatic workpieces up to 1300×700×700 mm with a table load of 1500 kg – a figure that validates its heavy-duty capability.