Radome measurement systems require exceptional repeatability and accuracy to detect small shifts in an antenna radiation pattern caused by the introduction of a radome. The load of the radome must not cause mechanical deflection, and the entire radome must consider the Device Under Test (DUT) within the quiet zone to accurately detect potential distortions. MVG’s radome measurement systems address these critical challenges by offering fast, reliable, and highly accurate measurement facilities.

The Avenger LT can perform missions typically performed by medium robots. The Avenger LT is straightforward to operate, using a lightweight laptop-based console. It is supplied with wireless communications as standard making it ideal for use in EOD/IEDD operations. The Avenger LT has a low centre of gravity combined with a powerful and a hight torque drive assembly, making it an extremely rugged and robust medium sized UGV with exceptional cross-country and climbing ability. The Avenger LT is fitted with a six Degree of Freedom (DoF) Manipulator Arm providing remote manipulation capability. Feature: Credible RF range & performance employing COFDM radio communications Fast and powerful drive system using latest BDLC technology Continuous operation for at least 4 hours 6 DOF high power Manipulator 2 Way Audio High power PZ camera Excellent Low light operation Market leading performance CBRNE Integrated sensors available Mil-Spec Portable Command Console

TYPE: M548 MATERIAL: METAL WEIGHT: 9 kg EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS: LENGTH: 472.3 mm WIDTH: 210.7 mm HEIGHT: 370.7 mm PAINT CODE: RAL 6031 OR SPECIAL CODE MARKING: UN MARKING OR WITHOUT UN MARKING DESCRIPTION: WATERPROOF, AIRTIGHT, COVER CAN BE COMPLETELY REMOVED.

Dies are used in various manufacturing processes to produce components in large quantities with high precision. Here are some of the main uses of dies: Stamping (Metal Forming): Dies are used in stamping processes to cut or form metal materials (such as steel, aluminum, or copper) into specific shapes and sizes. Forging: Dies for forging are used to shape metal by applying high pressure to heated material. Molding (Casting): Dies are used in molding processes to form plastic or molten metal into a desired shape. Extrusion: Dies are used to push material through a mold to form specific shapes, such as pipes, profiles, or other components. Cutting: Dies are also used in cutting processes to separate large amounts of material into smaller pieces or to the desired size. Drawing (Metal Drawing): Dies are used to pull or stretch metal into long or thin shapes, such as wire or thin sheets. Embossing: Dies are used to create patterns or textures on the surface of materials.