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The fibres for the European launcher Ariane 6 are cured in a vötschoven industrial oven at the lightweight production centre in Augsburg.

The European TOMOCON project is focusing on the development and application of intelligent tomographic sensors for the control and regulation of industrial processes. An overview of microwave drying at the Technology Centre in Karlsruhe with vötschoven microwave dryers will be shown.

Thermal and climatic tests, thermal shock tests, electromagnetic compatibility tests (EMC) and material analyses.

At the Centre for Lightweight Production Technology in Augsburg, CFRP (carbon fibre reinforced plastic) is cured with the aid of a vötschoven industrial oven.

Shock and vibration tests, temperature and climate tests and HALT/HASS tests are carried out in Weiss Technik systems.

For SINTEF, Scandinavia’s largest independent research organisation based in Trondheim, Weiss Technik build a dry room for the development and production of lithium-ion batteries.

Test centre for high-voltage batteries for electric vehicles. A wide variety of tests are carried out on 15,500 square metres and in around 70 facilities.

Tests for vehicle systems, audio and visual products, and automation solutions. Harmann relies on the quality of Weiss Technik systems.

Dust and climate tests for electrical installations at Hensel.

The chamber can simulate altitudes of up to 5000 meters, temperatures from -40°C to +60°C as well as headwind and humidity.

Climate chamber for tests with changing temperatures, humidity (%RH), rain, solar radiation, vibration and air flow.

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