Tested for performance, trusted for safety. AUMOVIO’s System and Product Testing laboratory in Veszprém delivers high-quality automotive testing and analysis services.
Since 2000, our laboratory has established a strong reputation for technical excellence. We are committed to providing accurate, professionally executed, and fast testing services that meet the highest expectations of our customers.
Beyond standard laboratory testing, we design and develop custom tools and test equipment tailored to unique engineering and validation requirements - offering comprehensive support throughout the entire product development cycle.
Our laboratory holds the globally recognized ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation, ensuring the technical competence of our processes and the validity of our results. This accreditation reinforces confidence in the quality and reliability of the data we deliver.
Our services
Our clients can choose from a wide range of comprehensive testing options and measurement capabilities in the areas of climatic, mechanical, and electrical examinations to verify the quality and robustness of their products.
Test services
(acc. to the IEC 60068 & ISO 16750 series)
- Climatic loads
- Electrical loads
- Mechanical loads
- Ingress protection
Product analysis
- X-ray and CT investigation
- Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM)
- Destructive and non-destructive analysis
Customized solutions
We are always ready to accommodate unique needs and provide tailored solutions. Please feel free to contact us with your specific requirements.
Catalogue of testing services
Our accredited testing services include:
Test name
International standard
Description
Constant low temperature exposure
Constant high temperature exposure
IEC 60068‑2‑1:2007 – Test A: Cold
IEC 60068‑2‑2:2007 – Test B: Dry heat
These types of climatic tests simulate the effects of prolonged exposure to extreme temperatures. According to procedure, the samples are placed in a climate chamber set to a stable temperature for a specified duration. The results allow us to verify whether the samples have adequate resistance for long term storage, transportation, or operation.
Constant high temperature and high humidity exposure
IEC 60068-2-78:2012
Test Cab: Damp heat, steady state
During the test, the primary objective is to evaluate whether electronic products are capable of maintaining fault free operation when exposed to sustained high humidity conditions
Thermal shock in air
IEC 60068-2-14:2023
Test Na: Rapid change of temperature
Thermal shock testing is an effective method for evaluating the durability and reliability of materials or products exposed to extreme temperature changes. The purpose of the test is to identify potential weaknesses and material failures caused by thermal expansion and contraction.During the test, the samples are rapidly transferred between a low temperature and a high temperature chamber, reproducing the environmental stress known as ‘thermal shock’, that occurs during real world use.
Temperature change with specified rate
IEC 60068-2-14:2023
Test Nb: Change of temperature with specified rate of change
Similar to air based thermal shock testing, the goal is to identify potential weaknesses and material defects caused by thermal expansion and contraction. However, unlike classic thermal shock testing, this method is performed within a single chamber, where the temperature changes at a specified °C/min rate. As a result, the nature of the thermal load applied to the samples is fundamentally different.
Thermal shock in iced water
ISO 16750‑4:2023
This test simulates the thermal shock effect caused by water splashing onto vehicle components. A real life example of this phenomenon occurs when a vehicle operating at normal temperature drives on wet surfaces during colder seasons. The test helps identify failures resulting from differing thermal expansion coefficients of the product’s materials, which may lead to mechanical cracks or sealing issues.
Salt mist / corrosion test
IEC 60068-2-11:2021
Test Ka: Salt mist
During this test, we artificially, and in a controlled manner, reproduce the corrosion effects that products may experience throughout their lifecycle by generating a corrosive atmosphere - typically salt mist - inside a sealed chamber. The outcome of the test is the determination of the samples’ resistance to corrosion.
Our non accredited testing services include:
Test name
International standard
Description
Electrical tests
Insulation resistance, dielectric strength
ISO 16750-2
These tests provide information about the adequacy of galvanic isolation between specific points of the samples.
Measurement and monitoring of electrical characteristics
N/A
Measurement of voltage, current, resistance, capacitance, inductance, and time dependent characteristics, including long term data logging combined with ambient temperature measurement and operating mode simulations.
Automotive communication protocol signal monitoring
N/A
Monitoring of analog, PWM, PSI5, SENT, CAN, and LIN signals under environmental stress conditions combined with operating mode simulation.
Mechanical tests
Vibration, resonance
IEC 60068-2-6 (Sine)
IEC 60068-2-64 (Random)
ISO 16750-3
These tests provide information about the mechanical and functional resistance of the samples against various vibration loads.
Mechanical shock resistance
IEC 60068-2-27
ISO 16750-3
These tests provide information about the mechanical and functional resistance of the samples against mechanical shocks.
Free fall
IEC 60068-2-31
ISO 16750-3
These tests provide information about the mechanical and functional failures that may occur as a result of dropping the samples.
Stone impact
ISO 20567-1
ISO 16750-3
These tests provide information about the mechanical and functional resistance of the samples against stone impact loads.
Tensile and compressive force tests (static and dynamic)
N/A
These tests provide information about the mechanical resistance of the samples.
Climatic tests
Constant low temperature exposure
Constant high temperature exposure
IEC 60068‑2‑1:2007 – Test A: Cold
ISO 16750-4
IEC 60068‑2‑2:2007 – Test B: Dry heat
ISO 16750-4
These types of climatic tests simulate the effects of prolonged exposure to extreme temperatures on the sample. According to procedure, the samples are placed in a climate chamber set to a stable temperature for a specified duration. The results allow us to verify whether the samples have adequate resistance for long term storage, transportation, or operation.
Constant high temperature and high humidity exposure
IEC 60068-2-78:2012
Test Cab: Damp heat, steady state
IEC 60068-2-67ISO 16750-4
During the test, the primary objective is to evaluate whether electronic products are capable of maintaining fault free operation when consistently exposed to high humidity conditions.
Thermal shock in air
IEC 60068-2-14:2023
Test Na: Rapid change of temperature
ISO 16750-4
Thermal shock testing is an effective method for evaluating the durability and reliability of materials or products exposed to extreme temperature changes. The purpose of the test is to identify potential weaknesses and material failures caused by thermal expansion and contraction.
During the test, the samples are rapidly transferred between a low temperature and a high temperature chamber, reproducing the environmental stress known as ‘thermal shock’, that occurs during real world use.
Temperature change with specified rate
IEC 60068-2-14:2023
Test Nb: Change of temperature with specified rate of change
ISO 16750-4
Similar to air based thermal shock testing, the goal is to identify potential weaknesses and material defects caused by thermal expansion and contraction. However, unlike classic thermal shock testing, this method is performed within a single chamber, where the temperature changes at a specified °C/min rate. As a result, the nature of the thermal load applied to the samples is fundamentally different.
Thermal shock in iced water
ISO 16750‑4:2023
This test simulates the thermal shock effect caused by water splashing onto vehicle components. A real life example of this phenomenon occurs when a vehicle operating at normal temperature drives on wet surfaces during colder seasons. The test helps identify failures resulting from differing thermal expansion coefficients of the product’s materials, which may lead to mechanical cracks or sealing issues.
Thermal shock in liquid
IEC 60068-2-14 Test Nc
These tests provide information about the mechanical and functional resistance of the samples against rapid temperature changes. The samples are alternately immersed in two baths—one filled with a low temperature liquid and the other with a high temperature liquid. This method subjects the samples to a significantly stronger thermal shock load than air based thermal shock testing.
Splash water
ISO 16750-4
These tests provide information about the mechanical and functional resistance of the samples against rapid temperature changes. The samples are alternately immersed in two baths, one filled with a low temperature liquid and the other with a high temperature liquid. This method subjects the samples to a significantly stronger thermal shock load compared to air based thermal shock testing.
Salt mist / corrosion test
IEC 60068-2-11:2021
Test Ka: Salt mist
IEC 60068-2-52
ISO 16750-4
ISO 9227
During this test, we artificially, and in a controlled manner reproduce the corrosion effects that products may experience throughout their lifecycle by generating a corrosive atmosphere—typically salt mist—inside a sealed chamber. The outcome of the test is the determination of the samples’ resistance to corrosion.
IP tests
Dust ingress protection (IP6KX)
ISO 20653
These tests provide information about the samples’ protection against dust ingress.
Water ingress protection (IPX4/4K/7/9K)
ISO 20653
These tests provide information about the samples’ resistance to water ingress, including protection against splashing water, immersion, and high pressure washing.
Destructive and non‑destructive tests
Sectioning / sample preparation
N/A
A destructive process used to prepare the samples for subsequent visual inspection.
Crack detection
N/A
Crack inspections performed using cesium chloride or Magnaflux reagent materials, which provide information about mechanical damage originating from the surface of the samples and affecting their tightness.
Optical microscopy
N/A
These tests are used for the visual inspection of the samples through high resolution images.
Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM)
N/A
These examinations serve for the visual inspection of the samples using ultra high resolution images. They can also provide information about the material composition and material density of the samples.
X‑ray and CT inspection
N/A
Non‑destructive internal inspection of samples.
Contact us!
Our service portfolio is continuously expanding to support our clients’ needs as comprehensively as possible.
If the service you are looking for is not listed, please feel free to contact us with your specific requirements.
Contact us:
Attila Font
Laboratory Manager
Phone: +36-20-517-9155
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