Paris Air Show
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AAI/ACL
Shows Off New Product, Announces Contract With Allison
The company also chose this year's Paris Air Show to showcase an upgraded
Computer-Aided Test Instrument incorporating a newly developed software
program with touch screen capability. Designed to interface with existing
hydraulic test benches from any manufacturer, the In another announcement at Paris, AAI/ACL revealed a new contract with Allison Engines to become an authorized test equipment supplier for the Rolls-Royce subsidiary. Tom Wurzel, president of ACL, voiced his company's appreciation for Allison's
interest in ACL Technologies, stating, AAI/ACL specializes in five primary areas including defense systems, engineering and maintenance services, fluid test systems, transportation systems, and weather systems. Along with the Allison Engine contract, company representatives discussed
another long term customer. Thai Airways International recently ordered
an Aircraft Brake Stand and a wide-body Mobile Hydraulic Ground Power Unit.
The order comes right AAI/ACL also recently fulfilled a $1.28 million contract with Lockheed
Martin upon delivery of the sixth and final sophisticated hydraulic pumping
and conditioning unit. The units will be used to service the hydraulic flight
controls on the space shuttle. |
equipment allows customers to upgrade their testing
capabilities to include servo components. International Marketing Representative
Sean Hoskins demonstrated the equipment's sophisticated capabilities for
visitors to AAI/ACL's exhibit in the USA National Pavilion.
"We are proud to be one of the selected few manufacturers that Allison
recognizes as capable to provide test and support equipment for its engine
accessories and components."
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the heels of two equipment deliveries: an IMAGE Servo Component Test System
to Teijin Seiki and a Computer Controlled Main Engine Driven Hydraulic Pump
Stand.