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Bicycle frame dynamic fatigue testing applies repeated, controlled pedal loads to verify long-term frame strength. It is used for conventional and electric bicycle development under ISO 4210 and EN 15194 programs.
The frame is mounted in a rigid fixture and two servo electric cylinders apply synchronized cyclic loads at the pedal positions. Closed-loop force control keeps the waveform stable and automatically monitors failure.
| Model | FH-CJ2010 |
| Standards | ISO 4210, EN 15194 |
| Frequency | 0–5 Hz |
| Load cells | 5000 N × 2 |
| Resolution | 1/10,000 |
| Travel | 150 mm (±75 mm) |
| Cycles | 0–999,999 |
| Acquisition | Above 200 kHz |
Yes. Abnormal-force and sample-failure monitoring stop the machine and preserve the record.
Yes, including relevant EN 15194 validation work.
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