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MOOG

P.O. Box 187;
2150 AD Nieuw-Vennep,
The Netherlands

Email: test@moog.com
Web: http://www.moog.com/markets/aircraft/aerospace-simulation-test/
Tel: +31 (0)252 462 000

Moog’s Industrial Group, with fiscal year 2008 sales of USD 532 million and 26 locations worldwide, is part of Moog Inc. (NYSE:MOG.A and MOG.B) which has sales of USD 1.903 billion.

High-Performance Aerospace Testing

Moog deliver high-performance test solutions to aerospace manufacturers and test labs around the globe. Customers can expand test rigs easily, run more tests and increase test accuracy, while keeping the tested specimen totally safe. In an industry that continuously pushes technology to its absolute limits, employing the most advanced test and simulation solutions is critical.

Test Systems for More Efficient Operation

Moog aerospace test systems are designed with the knowledge and experience we have gained through many years in this fast-paced industry. Each aerospace test system features quality Moog components, innovative features, ease of operation, and the highest standards of test control and precision.

Leading Features

Moog test systems are utilized in a wide variety of critical aerospace test applications to test flight control systems with realistic aerodynamic loads at control surfaces.

• Aircraft/airframe structural tests
• Fatigue tests
• Component and Structural Assembly Test
• Iron Bird Full Scale Testing
• Load calibration tests
• Landing gear tests
• Hydraulic system tests

Advantages

Moog test systems combine test efficiency, accuracy and precision with other key advantages including:

• Design flexibility based on your unique applications and test specimens
• Seamless integration with other equipment in your test lab
• Electric and hydraulic technologies
• Incorporation of high-quality Moog Servovalves, manifolds and actuators for longevity and reliability
• Moog support and service

Latest news

Moog’s Industrial Group, a division of Moog Inc., has delivered an aerospace test rig to the Korean Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) that will perform a wide range of structural and fatigue tests for helicopters. This system is part of a multi-billion dollar procurement project by the South Korean Ministry of National Defense to develop and build 245 utility helicopters over a 16-year period.