SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT OUR SYSTEMS CAREER COMPANIES BLOG CONTACT DE EN NEXT PREVIOUS OUR SYSTEMS Linear switching actuator problem The switch between high and low beam in a bi-xenon headlight is done by means of a cover. This is operated mechanically. We are looking for a compact, precisely working component that reliably opens and closes this aperture. In the worst case scenario, failure can cause accidents. solution According to the exact specifications of the customer, MSG develops a compact lifting magnet that carries out a stroke of exactly 3 mm. In what is now the third generation, the entire component measures only 58 x 27 x 35 mm. The component is largely automated by MSG; all essential production steps and testing procedures can be carried out completely in-house. How we work MSG finds an individual solution for every customer and every challenge, no matter how big. Regardless of whether we work with general specifications or with very specific specifications. We develop the best technology for this, build prototypes and improve them together with our customers until they are perfect. These details are making a difference Your contact DI (FH) Daniel Theussl, R&D T. +43 3465 20 900 321 E. daniel.theussl@msg.at Want to tell us about your project? CONTACT DOWNLOADS DATA PROTECTION IMPRINT We use cookies to make our website as user-friendly as possible for you. If you continue, we will assume that you consent to the use of cookies on the website (more info). Accept

SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT OUR SYSTEMS CAREER COMPANIES BLOG CONTACT DE EN NEXT PREVIOUS OUR SYSTEMS Proportional valve problem A customer needs valves to regulate the gas volume and pressure for natural gas vehicles in the medium pressure range. Natural gas drive places particularly high demands on tightness and safety, but the precision of the valve is also important. In the event of a leak or malfunction, gas must not be released. solution The requirements were implemented in an electrically controlled two-way proportional valve that can handle an input pressure of 30 bar and convert it into an output pressure of 5-8 bar. The high-density valve is always completely closed when de-energized in order to prevent any leakage of CNG or hydrogen. How we work MSG finds an individual solution for every customer and every challenge, no matter how big. Regardless of whether we work with general specifications or with very specific specifications. We develop the best technology for this, build prototypes and improve them together with our customers until they are perfect. These details are making a difference Your contact DI (FH) Daniel Theussl, R&D T. +43 3465 20 900 321 E. daniel.theussl@msg.at Want to tell us about your project? CONTACT DOWNLOADS DATA PROTECTION IMPRINT We use cookies to make our website as user-friendly as possible for you. If you continue, we will assume that you consent to the use of cookies on the website (more info). Accept