TyRex Technology Family July Excavation

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TyRex Technology Family Excavation

We dug up some of the great content you might have missed out on this month from our TyRex Family.

A client needed a specific epoxy solution for the potting of their electronic components. Arctos used the Pump-kin Meter Mix Machine to create the custom epoxy solution, speeding up their client's supply chain while solving the problem. Arctos experts did not stop there - they discovered a much easier to mix ratio that required less of the compound mixture, which helped the customer save on material costs.

Read the full story on Arctos going above & beyond for their client

More Great TyRex Technology Family Finds From July!

Don't Drop the Ball,
Do a Drop Test
Austin Reliability Labs

Continuity Testing Cables: How and Why We Do It
iRex

Drop test simulation clears up any uncertainties that may come with shipping through a repeated, consistent impact forced upon your product for reliable, accurate results. ARL's drop testers test your product and its packaging in many different orientations and configurations so you get the full picture of what your product can handle.

A continuity test, or resistance test, is used to determine if a circuit is complete and to measure the resistance the current faces. This applies to any fuse, switch, or cable. At iRex we use continuity testing to verify that a cable functions as intended, meaning it carries a charge from one terminal to another with an acceptable amount of resistance.