Test Rack with DIN Rail Equipment

Testing and development can be a messy process, but it doesn’t have
to be. Not if you make use of QuepTech’s innovative test rack. We
developed TesRac™ to come to the rescue of those whose work involves
multiple tests and applications. With our configurable workstation, your
work area doesn’t have to turn chaotic. Instead, maintain order and
organization with our TesRac product, which can be customized with DIN
rail equipment in Stevens Point.

This workstation is made in the USA of light, strong, and solid aluminum construction. Your DIN rail components can be mounted and
configured to meet your individual project requirements and goals. The
A-frame unit itself is expandable and ready to be customized with
optional products or your own tools and devices. Add, move, remove DIN
rails as required. Add power supplies, routers or a distribution board
to control power to individual devices. TesRac is ideal for those who
develop factory automation systems, network building, communication
development, and communication product testing. In our own work, we have found TesRac to save time and space. You can
set it up with your specifications and bring it out when needed. Using
the same setup for testing also reduces the possibility of error. 

 

Innovative Engineering Equipment & Aids

Our name stands for quality, uniqueness, effectiveness, and
practicality, so you can feel confident about our engineering equipment
and tech gadgets. We have more than 40 years of experience from an
award-winning design team. This is in addition to talent from past
designers who worked at operations such as Master Lock, General
Electric, and Magnetek. 

We are proud to provide you with these products:

• Test Racks 
• Accessories 
• Test Circuits 
• Communications Converters 

In addition, we are developing professional-grade engineering tools
for tech lovers. Look to us for innovation and efficiency in the
equipment and tools that make your job easier. 

 

Interesting Facts

Fact One

There’s a direct correlation between a clean work environment and improved employee health. A clean environment can help reduce worker sick days.

Fact Two

The word digital comes from the words digit and digit-us. Prior to the late 1930’s, the most common usage of these words was doctors referring to a finger. George Stibitz from Bell Labs and his Bell Labs team changed this in 1938 with the design and building of the first digital electric computer. Originally the term “pulse” was applied to the actions of their relays that provided the digital one’s and zeros. “Pulse” just didn’t seem to be the correct term for this action and the term “digital” was coined.

Fact Three

The Modbus protocol was created in 1978 by Modicon, now Schneider Electric. It was developed to be used with Modicons PLC’s (Programmable Logic Controllers). Because it’s royalty-free, easy to maintain and has no restrictions on vendors it was the first widely accepted field-bus standard. It’s still widely used.

Fact Four

In the 1920s tall buildings were popping up all over New York City, so much that constructing tall buildings became a competition of sorts. Because of this the Chrysler Building’s spire was kept a secret during construction.