The purpose of reliability testing is to verify that the product will meet the reliability and life requirements, identify defects in design (or in the manufacturing process) that will limit the life of the product. And in some cases to assess the effect of product reliability on the quantity of spare units required, this feeds into the lifecycle cost model.
Reliability testing of products is reviewed in several areas: how testing affects the expectation on the reliability, quality and safety of the product, verification and validation of the product performance and specifications, setting the foundations for the manufacturing test and QA process, and planning for early returns and field failure rates.
Military Standard (MIL-STD-810G 516.6) is a series of tests designed by the US Department of Defence to determine the overall durability of a product. It requires a case and device to be dropped 26 times from 4 feet. This proves the edges, corners, front and back of a case prevail through multiple impacts and that you’ve made the toughest product possible.
Reliability testing is crucial for modern manufacturers in the consumer market for several reasons:
Heina testers are widely used by various high-tech companies around the world, including start-ups, mobile device manufacturers, scientific device manufacturers, and protective case manufacturers. These companies rely on Heina testers to evaluate and ensure the overall reliability of their products.
Heina Testers can help to identify and address potential problems early in the development process, which can save time and money.
Heina testers can help to ensure that products are reliable and meet customer expectations.
By providing reliable products, manufacturers can increase customer satisfaction and loyalty.