Step 1 - Define the environment

An essential step to designing a cushioned package system is to determine the severity of the environment in which it will be shipped.

Step 2 – Define product fragility

Just as the weight of the product can be measured using a scale, the product ruggedness can be measured with dynamic inputs.

Step 3 – Product improvement feedback

This is the time to begin thinking of the product and the package as a product/package system.

When you need to know more than how to make a machine turn on-and-off or go up-and-down, Lansmont Training Specialists possess a wealth of applications-specific expertise that can help your comprehension get to the next level. 

We offer customized training to help customers understand the origins of PSDs for random vibration, drop heights of drop tests and even the impulses of impact machines.

As we develop and launch new products, we also evaluate our ability to support existing and legacy products.

As parts availability and technologies change, we may find it necessary to review and update the production / support status of certain products.

Lansmont Equipment Operator Certification offers you hands-on training that gives you an edge. You'll develop practical skills to help you be productive with confidence and get the most out of your test equipment.

You’ll develop practical skills to be productive with confidence and get the most from your test equipment. Basic Equipment Operator Certification teaches your employees how to safely and effectively operate and maintain test equipment.

• Basic dynamics and associated environmental hazards.
• Product fragility (critical acceleration, resonance, structural loading).
• Test equipment/system overview.
• Basic equipment and software operation.
• Proper sy

Lansmont offers training designed to increase customer confidence in the operation of its products. Companies with quality programs will appreciate Lansmont's ability to impart knowledge and help participants meet quality requirements.

SaverXware training offered through our Lansmont Knowledge Network gives you the necessary knowledge, confidence, and support to make optimum use of your sophisticated field instrument.

• SAVER™ Instruments Family Overview
• Instrument Installation and Mounting Considerations
• SaverXware™ Installation
• Data Acquisition Programming Setup
• Analysis Overview
• Data Summary and Reporting

An optimized packaged-product that takes advantage of a robust product design is the desired solutio. Lansmont’s Six Step Methodology provides a intuitive approach for addressing those key questions, resulting in a balanced equation!

Step 4 – Cushion material performance evaluation

Material performance data should generally be available from the manufacturer of the material.

Step 5 – Cushioned package development

The package designer now has all the information necessary to adequately protect the product during distribution.

Step 6 – Test the product/package system

Once the package design is completed, the prototype package system is tested to ensure that all design goals were met.

Product + Package = Environment