Insights & Events

Fred Hendricks of ATK tells the Lansmont team "You are a big part of the space program.

Keith Nordyke introduces the new Lansmont HSXX20 Shock Machine. This system was developed for the US Air Force Research Laboratory to produce extreme impact speeds in a very small footprint.

Engineers are curious people by nature. We like figures and charts and graphs.

IoPP’s - Golden Gate Chapter recently invited Lansmont Corporation to host a presentation discussing Field-to-Lab methodologies.

For most situations it has served us well over the years and provides the answers we need. But the real world moves in 3 dimensions - and now your tests can too.

The Field-to-Lab® methodology has always been a guiding principle for the development of Lansmont Testing systems.

The most important shock machine design criteria is the ability to repeatedly subject test items to potentially damaging impacts.

Congratulation to Lansmont's Bart Feys, who this past month, was elected as the new Chair of the ISTA European Divisional Board.

Lansmont's Eric Joneson is on the Editorial Board of a new online packaging science publication, International Journal of Advanced Packaging Technology.

ELViS has a new home in Memphis. Elvis Presley, the King of Rock 'n' Roll, lived at the famous Graceland.

Lansmont and Adams Technologies, our representative in India, are holding three educational seminars in India this week.

The week of July 23rd, Central Philippine University (CPU) will host GlobalPack 2012, in Iloilo City.