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Alpha Cabins (Determination of acoustic properties of materials) Cabins are used to determine the acoustic absorption properties of materials and are generally called "acoustic test cabins" or "reverberation rooms". These cabins are designed to detect the sound absorption properties of materials against frequency, measure their acoustic performance and determine their properties. Here are some of different types of cabins: ​ Reverberation Rooms: In these rooms, sound waves hit and reflect on surfaces and resonate for a while. In this process, the acoustic absorption capabilities of the material are measured. Acoustic Test Booths: These booths are designed to evaluate the acoustic performance of specific materials or products. They often include high-sensitivity microphones, sound sources and measuring devices. Acoustic Rooms: These rooms are generally large and can be specially designed. It is used for larger-scale or special tests of the acoustic properties of materials.

This system is very valuable for testing the durability and expected life of the transmissions, axles, gears, transfer cases and shafts under various scenarios. It is hard to do vehicle level durability tests and without the need of getting the vehicle on the road for replicating claims caused by the powertrain, such type of a custom system help replicate the driving conditions where problems occur and the engineering team can develop a solution and iterate on the bench. Easy to use user interface; simplicity in get the system running in a target time is our most important goal. Operators in a test center can quickly receive training and begin running a variety of scenarios. Data from low speed channels such as sensors including thermocouples, RTD temperature sensors, pressure sensors and others can be collected whereas data from fast channels such as acceleration or microphone are collected through data collection (DAQ) systems, depending on the customer's preference.

Relay is an automatic switch element with isolation function, which is widely used in remote control, telemetry, communication, automatic control, mechatronics and power electronic equipment.

Various test rigs: - Alternating bending test rig for seating furniture: seat/back rest load acc. to BIFMA X5.1, EN 581-2, EN 1335, EN 1728, BS 5459 - Double test rig for chair testing: seat and backrest tests, side-to-side tests and armrest tests according to EN 1335, EN 581-2, EN 1728, BIFMA X5.1, BIFMA X5.4, BIFMA X6.5, BS 5459 - Test rig for alternating bending tests of arm rests according to EN 1335, EN 1728, EN 581-2, DIN 4551, BIFMA X5.1 and BSI/BS 5459 - Portal drop test rig: testing of chairs, stools, tables, beds acc. to BIFMA X5.1, BIFMA X6.1, EN 581-2, EN747-2, EN 1728, EN 1730, ISO 7173, EN 12520, EN 14072 - Test bench for determining the stability of chairs in accordance with the standards EN 1022, EN 1729-2, EN 581-2, ISO 7174-2 and BIFMA X5.1 - Test rig for tilting drop tests at chairs according to DIN 68878/1 - Swivel test rig according to DIN 4551, EN1335, NEN 1812 and BIFMA X5.1

The Box Opening Pressure Tester has been designed to measure the opening force of flat stacked carton boxes. The Box Opening Pressure Tester is used for the development and quality control of cartons during production, there for speeding up production set-up time. This motorized test stand is a highly configurable single column force tester for tension and compression measurement applications up to 300 lbF (1.5kN). It has a rugged design suitable for laboratory and production enviroments. With generous travel, clearance and depth dimensions, a wide range of tests can be performed, including break testing, cycling, limit testing to a load or distance, loadholding, elongation testing, tensile testing, compression testing and more.

Ballistic Block Damping Bricks Ballistic Rubber Block Specially formulated with rubber supported by flame retardant chemicals. Due to the fact that rubber is produced by vulcanizing under high pressure and high temperature, the rubber is able to trap bullets much higher than its volume. The hardness of the produced blocks was adjusted to protect the projectile from splashing on the surface. Blocks on the side walls are produced in such a way that the projectiles do not bounce the bullet for interactive targets. It is designed to be used in Homeland Security, Military and Police Schools, Security and Special Protection Systems and in all shooting ranges.