EoW March 2008

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Test equipment is used both in the manufacturing industry and laboratories belonging to certification and research institutions. Testing, testing – SIF l has the answers

The carry out tests on products arises from several factors: Conformity to clients’ specific needs; conformity to national and international product regulations; rapid product fault checks during the process; reduction on production costs; research and development; need to

SIF offers solutions to problems

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acquisition of data in order to improve continuously the quality of the product and organisation; acquisition of test data in order to draw test reports up. This is why it often occurs that manufacturers make use of the same suppliers that certification bodies or research institutes do, and the other way around. SIF MDC, Measuring Devices Control, relies on the broad experience, which has been gained for the past 30 years, especially related to the production of special equipment and systems and their problem solving. Traditional intervention is mainly addressed to the production of equipment for the electric wire field, both for labs and manufacture. SIF has great experience and has always delivered high quality, perfectly performing and greatly reliable products. What is the difference between lab equipment and test systems? The approach to the design of the equipment. It is mainly based on a deep analysis on what a standard prescribes to have all elements related to the test. The introduction of improvements related to standards, such as operator-friendly ecology of the equipment (power saving); to cut on tests and save time on reducing time between a test and the other; repeatability and dependability trough time, by means of high quality material; low maintenance, which reduces costs and simplifies its use and management; it is practical to calibrate and simple to certify. High technology is aimed at assessing advantages and benefits; improving system performance by introducing forms and test programmable cycles to speed up and simplify the process and avoid operator’s mistakes; acquiring data from the test, this will be used to fill out reports or to document R&D; interfacing with test systems trough software; offering online after sale assistance, via the Internet. SIF MDC – Italy Fax : +39 35 258 011 Email : info@sifmdc.com Website : www.sifmdc.com

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