ISO 2631-1

Whole-Body Vibration Exposure Assessment

ISO 2631-1 establishes methods for measuring and evaluating human exposure to whole-body vibration in vehicles, buildings, and occupational environments. This test quantifies vibration acceleration over frequency ranges relevant to human physiology, assessing potential health effects and comfort levels. Industries including transportation, construction, and industrial manufacturing rely on this assessment to ensure worker safety and product quality. Accreditation ensures reliable measurement data for compliance with occupational health directives and product design standards across Europe.

What it measures

Vibration acceleration in three orthogonal axes (X, Y, Z)
Frequency-weighted vibration magnitude (1–80 Hz)
Daily vibration exposure index (A(8))
Peak acceleration and crest factor
Comfort and health effect zones

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