Insights & Events

Lansmont Corporation, part of the Physical Properties Testers (PPT) Group, is extending its investment in packaging durability testing and research by donating some of their test and measurement technologies to the Michigan State University (MSU) School of Packaging. 

The US Army needed outside expertise in delivering a horizontal impact test system which could simulate the horizontal energy associated with IED explosions in a controlled laboratory environment.

ATK, a leading solid rocket propulsion systems producer, sought efficient means to assess Reusable Solid Rocket Motors' health upon arrival in Florida post-rail transport from Utah. Timely data provision to NASA for acceptance and buy-off was critical.

Midea implemented Lansmont's SAVER 3X90s solution to characterize Chinese distribution and create an archive of dynamic and environmental transport data.

Mortar baseplates experience a significant amount of force and abuse when deployed in the field.

Certification of packaged items with Amazon requires that the packaging pass a physical performance test. 

Vibration testing on the James Webb Space Telescope recently resumed at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, in Greenbelt, Maryland. 

It reminded us again that aerospace assets travel overland, through the air, in the sea, and finally up into space.

Lansmont is a proud PREMIER sponsor of the International Safe Transit Association’s European Packaging Symposium event happening 4-5 October in Berlin, Germany!

Lansmont Corporation, Global Leader in Product and Packaging Test Equipment, Acquired by the PPT Group Lansmont Corporation, a world leader in Shock and Vibration measurement systems and monitoring instrumentation, has been acquired by the Physical Properties Testers (PPT) Group.

After a significant effort as part of Work Item (WK) 67358, ASTM has updated the Air profile called upon within D-4169, Standard Practice for Performance Testing of Shipping Containers and Systems.