THE BROADEST RANGE OF TEST & MEASUREMENT SOLUTIONS


ELECTRODYNAMIC SHAKERS FROM 2 lbf (9 N) TO 50,000 lbf (222 kN)


IGBT AMPLIFIERS FOR ULTIMATE EFFICIENCY


ADVANCED SIGNAL ANALYSIS WITH INTEGRATED VIBRATION CONTROL


We also support the servo-hydraulic test systems from Team Corporation. Single and MDOF systems delivering 0 to 500 Hz and beyond – with heavier payloads and longer stroke than ED shakers.


Data Physics (UK) Ltd. | South Road, Hailsham | East Sussex, BN27 3JJ, UK +44-(0)-1323-846464 | sales@dataphysics.com | dataphysics.com


Test Chamber Solutions Designed to meet your needs


Environmental Test Services


A UKAS accredited testing laboratory No 1909 with Flexible Scope.


Flexible scope allows ETS to perform certain testing to standards that aren’t explicitly stated on our test schedule and still provide an accredited certificate for that work.


Experienced and dedicated engineers providing a high quality service for a wide range of environmental testing.


Vibration, Shock, Temperature/Humidity, Altitude/Decompression, Salt Spray and IP.


 Standard & Custom chambers


 Combined Thermal & Vibration


 Temperatures +250°C to –70°C


 Optional Humidity


Email: sales@sharetree.co.uk Web Site: www.sharetree.com Chamber Rental: www.rent4test.co.uk


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For more information and advice call us on :


01453 828 642


Test specifications include BS EN 60068, DEF STAN 00-035, RTCA DO160 and MIL- STD-810H.


Other accreditations to ISO 17025: IECQ and BS 9000


Unit 38 Suttons Business Park, Suttons Park Avenue, Reading, Berks RG6 1AZ Tel: 0118 966 2724 Email: ets@etsonline.co.uk www.etsonline.co.uk


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