Electronic product compliance and testing
Electronic product compliance and testing ensure the reliability of the product and that it meets the existing standards and specifications.
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Accelerated EMC test equipment
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Our large range of test facilities can conduct test according to product and generic standards.
EMC test equipment
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We can conduct test according to the majority of product standards and generic standards.
Climatic test equipment
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FORCE Technology has a large range of test facilities and can conduct test according to the majority of product standards and generic standards.
Mechanic test equipment
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FORCE Technology has a large range of test facilities and can conduct test according to the majority of product standards and generic standards.
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