Approximately 10,000 m² and 500+ instruments across six disciplines, all in-house — no subcontracting. Every test runs on our own premises, so conditions are controlled and the process is traceable.
EMC
- Semi-anechoic and fully anechoic chambers: radiated emission and radiated immunity testing.
- Shielded rooms: conducted emission, conducted immunity, BCI bulk current injection.
- ESD test systems: contact and air discharge.
- Transient pulse generators: simulating vehicle electrical transients.
- Spectrum analysers and receivers: covering the required frequency bands and detector modes.
Environmental reliability
- Electrodynamic shakers: sine, random and multi-axis vibration across a range of thrust and frequency.
- Shock machines: half-sine and trapezoidal pulses simulating vehicle transient loads.
- Temperature and humidity chambers: temperature cycling, steady-state and cyclic damp heat, rapid temperature change.
- Salt spray chambers: neutral, acetic acid and cyclic salt spray.
- Ingress protection equipment: dust chambers and spray rigs covering IP ratings.
- Xenon and UV weathering chambers: simulating solar and ultraviolet exposure.
Materials and chemistry
- VOC and odour equipment: fogging test chambers and an odour assessment environment.
- Chemical analysis instruments: GC-MS, LC-MS and ICP for restricted substance testing.
- Mechanical test machines: universal testing machines, impact testers, hardness testers.
- Flame retardancy equipment: oxygen index, cone calorimeter, glow-wire tester.
Failure analysis
- X-ray inspection: 2D X-ray and industrial CT.
- Metallographic preparation: cutting, mounting, grinding and polishing.
- Microscopy: optical microscopes and SEM/EDS.
- Ion chromatography: ionic contamination analysis.
Safety and electrical
- Dielectric strength, earth continuity and leakage current testers.
- Temperature-rise test systems: whole-unit temperature-rise scoping.
- Thermal imaging cameras: temperature field mapping.
Service notes
The laboratory holds both CMA and CNAS accreditations, with approximately 10,000 m² of space and 500+ instruments. All testing is completed in our own laboratories — no subcontracting. On-site visits and witnessed testing are supported.
Testing is scheduled per project. When submitting samples, tell us your expected timeline; we will confirm a feasible plan against current availability and keep you updated at each milestone.
Equipment management and traceability
- Equipment is calibrated and checked between calibrations in line with CNAS system requirements, traceable to national metrology standards.
- The calibration status of key equipment is traceable in the report annex.
- Where an item falls outside the equipment capability or the accredited scope, we say so at the planning stage — we do not run it anyway.
How to confirm the equipment fits your project
Three things are enough for a capability check at quotation: the standard number and revision, the condition levels (or the OEM technical agreement itself), and the sample size and weight. Engineers then verify three points — whether the equipment parameters cover the requirement, whether the item sits inside the accredited scope, and whether the sample physically fits the test space. For large assemblies and unusually shaped parts, discuss fixturing first: whole-vehicle-scale testing runs at the Dongguan Tangxia site, which has the handling and lifting capability for bulky samples.
