ETENWOLF S1 Portable Tire Inflator Drop Test Report (6-Face, 80 cm)

Document Overview

Key Findings All four S1 samples completed the full 6-face drop sequence without functional failure; minor front/rear shell misalignment was observed on two units but did not affect operational performance. Product: ETENWOLF S1 Portable Tire Inflator Test Type: 6-Face Free-Fall Drop Test Samples Tested: 4…

Document type
Test Report
Prepared by
Daniel Wright
Published
Last reviewed
Topics
Mechanical Reliability

Key Findings

All four S1 samples completed the full 6-face drop sequence without functional failure; minor front/rear shell misalignment was observed on two units but did not affect operational performance.

  • Product: ETENWOLF S1 Portable Tire Inflator
  • Test Type: 6-Face Free-Fall Drop Test
  • Samples Tested: 4 units (5#, 6#, 7#, 8#)
  • Drop Faces: Back, Right Side, Front, Left Side, Bottom, Top
  • Functional Pass Rate: 4 / 4 (100%)
  • Shell Integrity: 2 of 4 units showed front/rear housing misalignment on faces 3–6; no functional anomalies recorded
  • Test Date: 2025-08-16

Test Overview

Field Detail
Test Type Drop Test — 6-Face Free Fall
Report File S1充气泵-跌落测试报告_2025.8.16.xls
Test Date 2025-08-16
Product ETENWOLF S1 Portable Tire Inflator
Model S1
Manufacturer ETENWOLF
Product Line Inflation Tools
Category Air Pump / Inflator (气泵类项目)
Sample IDs 5#, 6#, 7#, 8#
Total Sample Count 4 units
Drop Sequence 6 faces per unit
Sheet Reference Sheet1 (Sheet Index 2 of 2)

Test Equipment & Setup

Parameter Detail
Test Method Free-fall drop onto rigid surface, 6 prescribed faces
Drop Face 1 Back face down (背面朝下)
Drop Face 2 Right side face down (右侧面朝下)
Drop Face 3 Front face down (正面朝下)
Drop Face 4 Left side face down (左侧面朝下)
Drop Face 5 Bottom face down (底面朝下)
Drop Face 6 Top face down (上面朝下)
Drop Surface Rigid flat surface (standard drop test platform)
Unit Configuration Bare unit (no packaging)
Post-Drop Evaluation Visual inspection + functional operation check

Test Procedure

  1. Pre-Test Inspection: Confirm each sample is fully assembled, free of pre-existing damage, and in normal working condition before testing begins.
  2. Sample Labeling: Assign and verify unit identifiers: 5#, 6#, 7#, 8#.
  3. Drop Sequence Setup: Orient the unit to Drop Face 1 (back face down) at the prescribed drop height above the rigid test surface.
  4. Execute Drop 1 — Back Face Down (背面朝下): Release the unit from the prescribed height without imparting additional force. Allow free fall to the surface.
  5. Execute Drop 2 — Right Side Face Down (右侧面朝下): Re-orient unit and repeat free-fall drop.
  6. Execute Drop 3 — Front Face Down (正面朝下): Re-orient unit and repeat free-fall drop.
  7. Execute Drop 4 — Left Side Face Down (左侧面朝下): Re-orient unit and repeat free-fall drop.
  8. Execute Drop 5 — Bottom Face Down (底面朝下): Re-orient unit and repeat free-fall drop.
  9. Execute Drop 6 — Top Face Down (上面朝下): Re-orient unit and repeat free-fall drop.
  10. Post-Drop Inspection (each face): Immediately after each drop, visually inspect the unit for cracks, housing separation, broken components, or display anomalies. Record findings.
  11. Functional Verification: After all 6 drops are complete for each unit, power on the device and verify normal inflation functionality.
  12. Documentation: Record all observations in the test log by sample ID and drop face.

Acceptance Criteria: No functional failure after completion of all 6 drop faces. Minor cosmetic deformation that does not impair function is documented but does not constitute a test failure.

Test Data & Results

Test Date Sample ID Drop 1 — Back Face Down Drop 2 — Right Side Face Down Drop 3 — Front Face Down Drop 4 — Left Side Face Down Drop 5 — Bottom Face Down Drop 6 — Top Face Down
2025-08-16 5# No anomaly No anomaly Front/rear housing misalignment; function normal Front/rear housing misalignment; function normal Front/rear housing misalignment; function normal Front/rear housing misalignment; function normal
6# No anomaly No anomaly No anomaly No anomaly No anomaly No anomaly
7# No anomaly No anomaly No anomaly No anomaly No anomaly No anomaly
8# No anomaly No anomaly Front/rear housing misalignment; function normal Front/rear housing misalignment; function normal Front/rear housing misalignment; function normal Front/rear housing misalignment; function normal

Observations: Units 5# and 8# exhibited front/rear shell misalignment beginning at Drop 3 (front face down) and persisting through Drops 4, 5, and 6. In both cases, the misalignment was cosmetic — inflation functionality was verified as normal after all drops. Units 6# and 7# showed no anomalies across all six drop faces.

Conclusion

Item Detail
Test 6-Face Free-Fall Drop Test
Standard / Method Internal drop test protocol — 6 prescribed faces, bare unit
Test Date 2025-08-16
Samples 4 units: 5#, 6#, 7#, 8#
Functional Result PASS — All 4 units retained full inflation functionality after completing all 6 drop faces
Shell Integrity NOTED — 2 of 4 units (5#, 8#) showed front/rear housing misalignment from Drop 3 onward; classified as cosmetic, not functional failure
Overall Verdict PASS

Document Information

Role Name (Pinyin)
Author / Tester Daniel Wright
Form Reference S1充气泵-跌落测试报告_2025.8.16.xls — Sheet1
Report Date 2025-08-16
Published 2026-07-11

Frequently Asked Questions

Did the ETENWOLF S1 pass the 6-face drop test?

Yes. All four S1 units passed the 6-face free-fall drop test. Every unit retained full inflation functionality after completing drops on all six faces. Two units showed minor front/rear housing misalignment from the front-face drop onward, but this was classified as a cosmetic observation and did not affect function.

What does front/rear housing misalignment mean for the S1?

Front/rear housing misalignment means the two halves of the outer shell shifted slightly out of alignment upon impact. In the S1 drop test, this occurred on units 5# and 8# starting at the front-face-down drop. Critically, functional testing confirmed that inflation performance was unaffected — the device operated normally in all cases.

How many drop faces were tested on the ETENWOLF S1?

Six faces were tested in sequence per unit: back face down, right side face down, front face down, left side face down, bottom face down, and top face down. This covers all principal orientations of the device to simulate realistic drop scenarios during handling and everyday use.

How many S1 samples were used in the drop test?

Four samples were tested, identified as units 5#, 6#, 7#, and 8#. All four completed the full 6-face drop sequence, and all four passed functional verification at the conclusion of the test.

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