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Started by Krzysztof Chrzanowski
Sat, 11 May 2002 19:22
testing infrared systems
Author: Krzysztof Chrzanowski
Date: Sat, 11 May 2002 19:22
Date: Sat, 11 May 2002 19:22
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Welcome: We are commercially oriented scientific group from an elite technical university in Poland (see http://www.inframet.pl). We specialise in equipment for testing infrared and electro-optical systems like thermal cameras, image intensifiers systems, and TV cameras used mostly in military or paramilitary applications. Exactly we have developed a series of blackbodies, collimators, rotary wheels, targets, and testing software that combined together create technologically advanced testing systems. At present there are only several companies in the world that offer similar quite expensive testing systems. After a few years of operating in our domestic market we have recently exported a few of our testing systems abroad winning with better known competitors and found that that we offer equipment of the highest performance to price ratio in the world market. However high quality of our products and modest prices are not enough to successfully compete with our competitors; we need a network of representatives all over the world. Therefore we are now looking for persons or small companies having connections with military, paramilitary services, or manufactures of IR and E-O systems in their own countries willing to co-operate with our group and help us operate internationally on this narrow but lucrative market. If you are interested please contact us. Your Sincerely ------------------------- Prof. Krzysztof Chrzanowski INFRAMET - Group of Infrared Metrology Warsaw, Poland http://www.inframet.pl kchrza@inframet.pl
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