Leverage our experience with designing and fabricating a complete impact test system. Do not waste time trying to figure out all the components required to perform the testing, and eliminate any uncertainty that the test complies with the standard testing requirements. Ergonomics offers a turnkey solution that can be used for testing immediately upon delivery.
This 50mm diameter Impact Test Ball weighing 500 grams is a specially machined ball to test impact resistance according to IEC standards below, as well CSA and UL standards. It is made of chrome-plated steel for durability, and is fitted with an eyelet to facilitate testing for pendulum applications. Ergonomics can also supply this ball
The UL Metal Articulated Probe is a standard articulated finger as required by Underwriters Laboratories in many of their standards. It is a jointed test probe specifically designed to test equipment likely to be accessible by children. This probe also applies to more stringent international standards for hazardous parts access, such as IEC 62368-1. The
The UL Metal Rigid Probe is a highly accurate probe made in accordance with all the IEC, UL and International Standards listed below. It is a probe specifically designed to test equipment likely to be accessible by children. This rigid probe is made for forceful insertion where the flexibility of the UL Metal Articulated Probe,
The UL Plastic Articulated Probe is a standard articulated finger as required by Underwriters Laboratories in many of their standards. It is a jointed test probe specifically designed to test equipment likely to be accessible by children. The design is made of high quality, durable Delrin plastic, offering a more economical version to meet the
This is a precision probe made in accordance with all IEC standards listed below. It is also used for Canadian and USA standards. It features a palm simulator and a restricted joint movement, which simulates the characteristics of the human hand. The finger is made of stainless steel and the rest of the instrument is
This high quality precision pin probe is supplied in accordance with all IEC standards listed below. The Test Pin Probe, Model TPP15, is used to test for accessibility of small objects and meets IEC, CSA and UL requirements. Ergonomics designs and manufactures these probes in our own facilities, ensuring top quality parts at a competitive
The Gasket Test Apparatus is used to check the integrity and endurance of gasket materials used in a Type 2, 3, 3Rm 3S 4, 4X 5, 6, 6P 12, 12K or 13 enclosures. The requirements are listed in clause 8.13.3.3 and is referenced as the Compression Test Gaskets used on enclosures for electrical equipment. The
Safety Test Probe Kit PK950 contains the probes necessary for testing to IEC 60950: JFP10 – Jointed Finger Probe UFP20 – Unjointed (Rigid) Finger Probe TPP15 – Test Pin Probe ITB15 – Ø50mm Impact Test Ball, 500 grams TAP40 – Telecommunications Access Probe Accessibility probes are used to test the size of openings to
This precision probe is used to test for accessibility according to the latest IEC, CSA, and UL requirements. The probe is made of a Ø 4mm stainless steel rod that is 50mm in length, and connected to a Delrin Handle.
IEC testing of integrity of enclosure seams.
These test probes are safety requirements for the use of saws, as per the standards defined below. These precise probes are fabricated to confirm saw teeth blades are not in any proximity of the guards or the operator at any time. These probes also ensure it is not possible to touch any dangerous moving parts
This probe simulates jewelry to IEC 61010-1, Clause 6.2.4. The probe length is 100 mm long, and is made of white Delrin, The probe diameter is made of steel and is 3 mm in diameter.
This 50mm diameter Ball Accessibilty Probe is a specially machined assembly to test impact resistance and accessibility according to IEC standards below, as well CSA and UL standards. This assembly consists of three (3) components. The first item is Ergonomics item ITB15, a 50 mm diameter impact test ball. The impact ball is connected to
The FWP10 Food Waste Probe is used for checking food waste disposal units. It is used to test to the following standards: IEC60335-2-16, IEC61032 and UL430.
This is a 75mm sphere used for testing kiddie rides and driving simulators according to IEC 60335-2-24, clause 20.2. It is made of aluminum to conserve weight.
This Amusement Machine Probe is a 150mm wooden sphere used for testing kiddie rides and driving simulators according to IEC 60335-2-82, clause 20.2. It is made of wood to conserve weight.
This high quality precision probe, Model UFP20, is supplied in accordance with all IEC standards listed below. It is also used for CSA and UL requirements. The Unjointed Finger Probe is made for forceful insertion where the flexibility of the Jointed Finger Probe, Model JFP10, would be difficult. Ergonomics designs and manufactures these probes in
The JFP335-20.2 is one of the new accessibility probes required by IEC 60335-1 clause 20.2 for testing the accessibility of moving parts in appliances.
The JFP335-2-14 is one of the new accessibility probes required by IEC 60335 for testing blenders. Meets the latest CB scheme requirements.
The NAF2 is one of two new accessibility probes required by UL 60950 for paper shredders.
This high quality precision probe, Model TAP40, is supplied in accordance with all IEC standards listed below. It is also used for CSA and UL requirements. The Telecommunications Access Probe is designed to check for limited access to telecommunications voltages (TNV), mainly encompassing telephone jacks and operator areas. This probe complies with all the standards
As required by Telecordia Standard GR-1089-CORE
The Jointed Children’s Finger Probes are supplied in a set of two. Model JFP32A is a simulation for zero to thirty six month old children. The second probe, Model JFP32B, is a simulation for three to fourteen year old children. These test fingers are used to test for protection against access to hazardous parts with
This high quality precision probe, Model UFP25, is supplied in accordance with all IEC standards listed below. It is also used for Canadian and USA standards. The Unjointed Finger Probe is made for forceful insertion where the flexibility of the Jointed Finger Probe, Model JFP10, would be difficult. Ergonomics designs and manufactures these probes in
IEC and UL testing security of snap-on parts.
This is a precision probe made in accordance with UL1017 and related standards.
Several models to choose from… To test to many IEC standards and UL standards.
The Screw-Base Lamp Gauge is designed to evaluate live parts of intermediate screw-base lamps. It is made of stainless steel. This gauge meets UL 588 standard.
Rubber ball used for dynamic stability testing to UL (USA) standards.
This 2.000 inch diameter Impact Test Ball weighing 535 grams is a specially machined ball to test impact resistance according to International Standards and UL 250. It is made of chrome-plated steel for durability, and is fitted with an eyelet to facilitate testing for pendulum applications. Ergonomics can also supply this ball without an eyelet
Used for testing to many UL Standards checking access to enamel coated wire.
UL Test for access to enamel coated wire.
The Moving Parts Probe is used in UL 507 to test for hazards from moving parts.
4 coins in one – checks access by US coins. UL Standard
The standard requires rotary power mowers to have protective shields. These shields prevent the operator’s foot from contacting the blade, either under the mower’s deck or in the discharge chute area, when the operator has his or her hands on the mower’s controls. Generally, a shield must prevent a foot probe from entering the path
The Blunt Probe is used in UL 1310 Standard for Class 2 Power Units.