Portable Automeg
7 ways MK Test supports MROs during the busy autumn period
As autumn approaches, the demand for Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) services surges, with post-summer wear and tear, regulatory compliance, and winter preparations becoming top priorities. During this critical period, MROs require reliable, efficient, and precise testing systems to ensure that aircraft are inspected, repaired, and certified to the highest standards. This is where MK…
Read MoreWhat’s the difference between 2 and 4 wire testing?
This article offers an explanation of what 2-wire and 4-wire resistance testing is, and explains when each method would be the most appropriate technique. Written by Jo Bimson, Principal Systems Engineer at MK Test Systems. Introduction Most automatic harness test systems offer 2-wire or 4-wire resistance measurement capabilities. Some systems also offer dual-wire measurements, offering…
Read MoreHow to choose a test system specification
We offer an extensive range of test system specification models for Automeg, so it has the modular flexibility to suit your exact requirements. When it comes to selecting an electrical test system – whether it’s for wire harnesses or other applications – the range of options can be daunting. This article has been written to…
Read MoreAutomatic program generation improves testing for train OEMs
Rail operators are constantly challenging OEMs to speed up the replacement of ageing trains and trams to improve reliability, reduce running costs and cut CO2 emissions. Whether OEMs add additional production lines or speed up manufacturing times through other processes, testing times can still dampen any significant progress. MK Test’s pioneering automatic program generation technology…
Read MoreMK ships new portable harness tester to ThyssenKrupp
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems is the latest defence customer to invest in an MK Test System for use aboard submarines. Germany-based ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems are the world market leader in submarines. They recently took delivery of a Portable F1500 Automeg, an automatic high voltage wire harness system at their Kiel shipyard. ThyssenKrupp required a specialist configuration as standard…
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