Well at least that s what the business commentators would have you believe. I hope you ll be pleased to hear that your old friends at Lansmont have decided to forego the get rich quick theme and stick to making money the old fashioned way. As featured elsewhere in this edition of the Lansmont Letter, we ll continue to provide our customers state of the art test systems and superior service that deliver value creating solutions for product and package testing. Electronic commerce has touched our business however, just like most every other business these days. Lansmont test systems were prominently referenced throughout the article and a Lansmont compression tester was pictured in operation.
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If what the customer ordered doesn t show up on time and in perfect condition, a million-dollar marketing campaign is meaningless. As things turn out, just maybe the old fashioned way may have some merit in the year 2000. The Lansing Technical Service Center conducts a large amount of automotive parts rack validation testing. These fixtures allow for impacting various dun-nage bar designs against a stationary impact target at specific impact velocities. We are able to measure the peak deflection of the bar during impact, peak force experienced during the impact, and any permanent deflection of the bar.