New system eliminates need for full vehicle prototype during NVH brake testing due to single-axle design USA, PLYMOUTH, Michigan (March 25, 2020) — In a groundbreaking collaboration, automotive testing pioneer Link Engineering Company (LINK) has developed a new,...
LINK recently manufactured a Model 4912 NVH chassis dyno for a global automotive manufacturing company. The dyno was shipped at the beginning of December. The M-4912 dyno is capable of a variety of brake and driveline testing. This system is the latest example of the...
Link finished installation of Zytek Automotive's new double - ended electric drive motor test stand in July 2012. With this test stand Zytek will now be able to evaluate motor and drivetrain performance with motor power up to 180 kW and speeds up to 14,500 rpm at an...
Link Engineering delivers the next generation of equipment for testing commercial vehicle axles that surpasses traditional T-Rig type machines. A closed-loop torque circuit (up to 25,000 ft-lbs) is maintained through the test axle, replica axle, and turn-around...
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