Jordil-Technic Rotary-Transmitters

J55

Rue de l'Eglise 11, Estavayer - le - Gibloux, CH- 1695, Switzerland T: + 41 26 41 13 020 E: jlmouret@bluewin.ch W: www.rotrans.ch Contact name: Mr Jean-Luc Mouret

ROTRANS 42'000 rpm, High Performance Rotary Transmitters. ROTRANS is a continuous analogue one-to-one signal transmitter uses unique metal liquid technology which enables this high quality of transmission, this permits the discovery of unknown phenomena and is easy to use and reliable just like a cable. ROTRANS rotate from 0 to 42'000 rpm, a special version up to 70'000 rpm. Its durability is very appreciated. Ideal by: high dynamic measurement of torque, blade vibration measurement and resonance frequencies analyses of turbine, only using strain-gauges and ROTRANS, without pre-amplification or supplementary electronics. Please contact us for your next application.

L-3 Communications Telemetry & RF Products

9020 Balboa Avenue, San Diego, California, 921233507, USA T: + 1 858 694 7528

E: kevin.s.mcguire@L-3Com.com Contact name: Mr Kevin McGuire

For further information please visit our stand.

LMS International F20

Interleuvenlaan 68, Leuven, 3001, Belgium T: + 32 16 384 200 F: + 32 16 384 350 E: els.vannieuwenhove@lmsintl.com W: www.lmsintl.com

Contact name: Mrs. Els Van Nieuwehoven

LMS is an engineering innovation partner for companies in the aerospace, automotive and other manufacturing industries. LMS enables customers to get better products faster to market and to turn superior process efficiency to their strategic competitive advantage. LMS offers a unique combination of 1D system simulation software, 3D virtual simulation software, physical prototype testing systems and engineering services. We are focused on mission critical performance attributes in the areas of structural and modal analysis, motion, noise and vibration, acoustics, durability and ground loads. LMS is certified to ISO quality standards and is present in key locations worldwide.

C30

L-3 Communications Datron Advanced Technology

200 West Los Angeles Avenue, Simi Valley, California, 930651650, USA T: + 1 805 584 1717

E: norm.matzen@L-3Com.com Contact name: Mr Norm Matzen

For further information please visit our stand.

Laser Technology Inc F20

K25

1055 West Germantown Pike, Norristown, Pennsylvania, PA 19403, USA T: + 1 610 631 5043 F: + 1 610 631 0934 E: tmartin@laserndt.com W: www.laserndt.com Contact name: Ms. Therese Martin

Laser Technology Inc. (LTI) is the world leader for shearography nondestructive testing systems, instruments and training. LTI provides a full line of production and portable shearography systems for aerospace composites, honeycomb and foam cored structures. LTI shearography offers ultra- high throughput, detecting disbonds, delaminations, impact damage, wrinkled fibers and resin lean areas. LTI provides ASNT SNT- TC1A Level 2 & 3 shearography training.

Maibach Industrie-Plastic GmbH

Steinbeisstr. 11, Eislingen, 73054, Germany T: + 49 71 61 99 750 F: + 49 71 61 99 75 99 E: p.liebetrau@maibach-ipg.de W: www.maibach-ipg.de Contact name: Mr Peter Liebetrau

Maibach Industrie-Plastic GmbH is a German specialist with long-standing experience in manufacturing reusable packaging, based on the latest technologies, designed for the toughest applications by land, sea and in the air, for both the military and civilian organisations in Germany and abroad. Our comprehensive programme offers you the complete solutions for your specific needs: from the development of your product to the prototype up to the final production. All containers are compliant with many military and federal specifications. They are outfitted with a host of standard features that make them the perfect solution for transporting sensitive equipments.

G25

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