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Our entire production process takes place in house. We have our own engineers, programmers, designers as well as CNC machines and operators. These in house resources allow us to be extremely competitive and flexible, whether it be a rush order or a custom design, Cadex gets the job done. |
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| CNC (Computer Numerical Controlled) machines are used through out our production process. | |
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| Magnesium K1A has been selected by the standards organization because the material provides the best energy transfer throughout the head form. Aluminum or steel would either absorb or amplify the energy of an impact which would modify the results during acquisition tests. Magnesium K1A is composed of 100% pure Magnesium with an additive of 0.3% to 0.7% of Zirconium. | |
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Head forms are mainly used in impact testing, so over time they become damaged
(see figure below) during different test and especially during the research period.
Attempts to make the smallest, thinnest, lightest, well ventilated helmet takes its toll on a head form.
It is very important to look for any visible signs of damage to a head form. An impact test on a damaged head form may PASS when in reality is should have FAILED. At Cadex we have a program to refurbish the outer surface of head forms as well as reconstruct the plane line that may be lost in the testing process. The head forms get a complete overhall, including a paint job, making them look as good as new. Note For Half Head Forms: (Fig. 2) It is very important to maintain the bolt attachments inside the head form. These bolts keep the assembly in the correct position, avoiding any potential vibration that may provide noise in your signal impact acquisition. Only use 5/16NC18 - 1 3/4 bolts to avoid any damage to the thread. If the area around the screws gets damaged we can specifically target these areas in our repairing & recycling program. |
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