In the world of product reliability, shock testing is an essential process to evaluate the structural integrity and durability of components under real-world conditions. However, to truly replicate real-world scenarios, manufacturers must account for various environmental factors—such as temperature, humidity, and pressure—that can significantly influence shock test results.

In industries where products undergo frequent handling, transportation, and storage, ensuring durability and resilience is crucial. The incline impact testing system is an essential tool for manufacturers to assess how well their packaging and products can withstand impacts that may occur during their lifecycle.