What do we use to test our rocket engines?
During the development of our rocket engines, we need a solid base for our engine tests. Such a test rig needs to be quickly adaptable, robust and flexible to allow fast test iterations. With the help of Robot Units' aluminum profiles, we can quickly assemble our test stand, replace parts and fit and commission new engine prototypes.
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