This powerful and flexible 4-dyno testbed is designed for heavy-duty components  (transmissions, axles and e-axles) and complete vehicles. Conventional, hybrid, electric, fuel-cell powertrains and vehicles can be tested, enabling simulation of real-world operating conditions. Additional reduction transmissions allows max. load/torque application. DC supply is available up to 800 kW for electrified components.
 

Testcell 1 and Testcell 2 can be connected by a double leaf door to accommodate large vehicles. This ensures that even oversized vehicles up to a length of 14 m can be tested.

This testbed is designed for functional testing of transmissions and e-axles. DC supply is available up to 800 kW for electrified components. In the next time it will be used for brake emission testing for heavy duty EURO 7 legislation for trucks and busses. The required components and the procedure for such brake emissions measurements will be developed in order to provide testbeds but also the measurement services to our customers.

This powerful 2-dyno testbed is designed for testing of heavy-duty transmissions and e-axles regarding performance, efficiency, and durability. DC supply is available up to 800 kW for electrified components. Additional reduction transmissions allows max. load/torque application.

This 3-dyno testbed is a high-performance system designed for testing transmissions, axles, and e-axles. DC supply is available up to 800 kW for electrified components. Additional reduction transmissions allows max. load/torque application up to 125 kNm per wheel/wheel-hub. 

This powerful 2-dyno testbed is designed for testing of transmissions and e-axles regarding performance, efficiency, and durability. DC supply is available up to 800 kW for electrified components. Additional reduction transmissions allows speed and torque application in a wide range (10,000 rpm / 25,000 Nm).

This testbed is designed for prototype vehicle build and commissioning, especially for battery electric and fuel cell vehicles with hydrogen technology. It is equipped with hydrogen and DC supply to handle battery electric, and hydrogen-powered systems but as well with an exhaust gas system for conventional vehicles. Additionally, the cell can be used as a "hot cell" for ambient temperatures up to 45 °C.