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Mark Fridman is the president of Mark-10 Corp. (Copiague, NY). For more information, call (888) MARK-TEN, e-mail [email protected] or visit www.mark-10.com.

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Harnessing the Power of Digital Force Gages

Measuring force can quantify the behavior and performance of a product.

Mark Fridman

September 5, 2014

Force gage may not be the most familiar term to engineers and quality control professionals.

Wire Crimp Pull Testing in the Aerospace Industry

Wire crimp pull testing is an important step in assuring the proper functioning of products within the aerospace industry.

Mark Fridman

June 4, 2014

In the defense and civilian aerospace industries, wire harnesses are liberally employed in aircraft fuselages, avionics, engines, ground support equipment, and other products.

Quality 101

Force Gages 101

A force gage is an invaluable tool for a range of applications

Mark Fridman

November 6, 2013

Why measure force?

NDT - Back 2 Basics

Wire Crimp Pull Testing

Achieve consistent product performance with wire crimp pull testing

Mark Fridman

August 14, 2013

Wire harness assemblies are used in numerous applications, from dishwashers to fighter jets.

Aerospace - Fatigue Testing

Rethinking Force Measurement…for Fatigue Testing And Beyond

Force measuring instruments have come a long way. Today’s equipment opens up possibilities once in the exclusive domain of more complex systems.

Mark Fridman

July 8, 2013

The decision to purchase a piece of measuring equipment should never be taken lightly.

Get Results with Force Measurement

Mark Fridman

March 31, 2010

Force measuring instruments help quality control professionals ensure that products operate as their engineers intended.

Quality Measurement: Is It Good?

Mark Fridman Istvan Mate

June 1, 2007

How does one know if the product his company manufactures is “good”? How exactly would one qualify a good product?

Quality Measurement: May The Force Be With You

Mark Fridman

August 1, 2006

Effective force testing procedures can capture manufacturing defects soon after they occur, helping minimize costly product returns, recalls and brand damage.

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