We take an in-depth look at a specific part of the TyRex family. This time we spotlight a “button pusher” and a “chamber extender”, two innovations being used at Austin Reliability Labs.
What does the “button pusher” do?
Jon Roesch, ARL Lab Technician: The “button pusher” is an electro-mechanical device with similarities to a CNC (computer numerical control) machine.… Read more
Arbin Instruments, a leading global supplier of testing instrumentation for the battery, super capacitor and fuel cell markets, featured our own Austin Reliability Labs (ARL) in their Customer Spotlight piece for their July 2014 newsletter. The profile, including an interview with David Rahe, reached thousands of Arbin contacts and was posted on the Arbin website as well.… Read more
On Friday, Oct. 24, 2014, ARL’s David Rahe hosted a Lunch & Symposium at National Instruments (NI) in Austin, Texas. Over 40 NI engineers attended the event, where David discussed shock and vibration reliability testing. A short question and answer session followed David’s presentation, and a number of the engineers discussed current and future projects in which ARL’s services could be of assistance.… Read more
Austin Reliability Labs has completed their move into the new facility at the TyRex Technology Boulevard location, and is part of SabeRex Group, Ltd. ARL has also expanded their reliability test capabilities to include vibration and shock testing with the acquisition of a 6,000 lbf electrodynamic shaker.… Read more