The ATE CD range of motorcycle and car chassis dynamometers are designed and manufactured to meet the exact testing requirements of engines while fitted in their chassis. It enables the operator of design, manufacturing or service facilities to verify performance parameters at cost effective prices.
The chassis dynamometer tests the overall performance and system integrity of the vehicles. It allows the operator to test in a controlled environment and enable visual inspection and analysis.
End of Production Line Chassis Dynamometer
ATE manufactures End of Production Line Chassis Dynamometers for testing vehicle performance for vehicle assembly/production & quality centers, vehicle repairing/re-building centers, Educational Institutes, etc. Simple in operation and maintenance. It is a very popular product for testing vehicles with GO/NO GO test.
All in One Two Wheeler Chassis Dynamometer for Research Centers & Service Workshops
All in One Two Wheeler Chassis Dynamometer for Research Centers & Service Workshops
ATE' s new addition to the production range is a All in One Chassis Dynamometer for Two wheelers. This dynamometer can be used for testing On-load performance, Wheel power 7 Tractive effort, Road condition Average, Acceleration performance and Road-like Braking performance from speeds as high as 100 KMPH including the Front Wheel Braking.
The Equipment is available in Pit mounting version as well as Floor Standing Version with Loading and Unloading ramps This Equipment is suitable for testing vehicle performance for vehicle assembly/production & quality centers, vehicle repairing/re-building centers, Educational Institutes, etc.
Standard Features :
Modular design - Starts only with rollers and can be added with power absorption unit, additional inertia flywheels, blowers, exhaust arrangement, simple indication and instrumentation panel, data acquisition software, external device interface, etc.
• Safe and ease in operation
• Less maintenance
• Heavier construction
• Greater operating speed
• High load capacities. |
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