Technical Inspection - Off-Road
Forklifts, tractors, construction equipment, container handlers, or specialty vehicles: Inspecting off-road equipment requires robust equipment that is appropriately sized and can be deployed at the site of use.
Inspecting Machinery Not Intended for Road Use
Forklifts, tractors, industrial vehicles, container handlers, construction equipment, and special-purpose vehicles—including armored vehicles—all share one characteristic: they are designed for harsh operating conditions and do not typically appear at a conventional inspection center.
Our teams design robust equipment for industry professionals—manufacturers, operators, and maintenance technicians—that can be used individually or integrated into a production line, and is engineered to meet the safety standards required by these machines.
Unusual weights and dimensions
High axle loads, wide tracks, large tires: the design of the measuring stations is verified based on the actual vehicles received, not on a theoretical category.
A costly shutdown
A machine that's out of service means a construction site or operation that's running at a slower pace. The speed of inspections and the availability of equipment are more critical than in a high-volume operation.
Sites that are sometimes far away
When the vehicle cannot move, the control equipment must be able to do so. Mobile configurations meet this need.
Three categories of testing under challenging conditions
Emissions, lighting, and suspension: the requirements are the same as for a road vehicle, but the operating conditions make all the difference. Dust, vibrations, temperature fluctuations, and difficult access to measurement points require equipment designed to last.
On-board diagnostics round out the package on newer machines, whose electronics are similar to those of road vehicles.
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A need to be assessed on a case-by-case basis
Off-road machinery encompasses a wide range of scenarios depending on the sector, and the inspection requirements that apply to them vary based on their category, intended use, and country of operation.
Rather than proposing a standard configuration, our teams start with your fleet: the type of vehicles, their weights, operating locations, and downtime constraints. These factors determine the appropriate equipment—whether stationary or mobile.
Equipment suited to operating conditions
Mobile Test Line
A headlight measurement and adjustment system designed for construction vehicles.
Braking and Suspension
Benches and plates designed to withstand heavy loads.
Decelerometers
Measuring braking efficiency under real-world conditions, off the test bench.
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