Aeroplane static stress testing

Static testing lets aerospace engineers validate an aircraft's structural integrity while it's still grounded, checking frame structure, endurance and life cycles before certification, without needing a fully flight-ready aircraft. Interface's WTS 1200 LowProfile Wireless Load Cells are placed on jack points to measure weights and forces during airplane jacking system testing, with the advanced Wireless Telemetry System capturing real-time data from each jack point and triggering alarms if force limits are exceeded. Using the Log100 software, engineers graph and log all the resulting data for analysis, and because the whole jacking system is portable, it can be stored away when not in use. This kind of static structural testing plays a critical role in validating aircraft design and meeting the strict regulatory criteria the aerospace industry demands.