Meritor new electronic systems to increase mobility military vehicles through various terrains 18091
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Defense Industry Technology - Meritor Electronic systems |
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Two new electronic systems from Meritor, Inc. (NYSE: MTOR) are keeping
military vehicles rolling through various terrains and extreme conditions
with outstanding traction and mobility. Building on Meritor's heritage
of advanced engineering, SmartFlow™ Central Tire Inflation System
(CTIS) and DriveCommand™ Drivetrain Control (DTC) deliver customized
tire pressure and drivetrain management through mud, sand and snow, on
highways and cross-country, and in emergency situations. |
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"Both
systems improve vehicle performance for warfighters in extreme conditions
because drivers can easily control tire pressure, differential locking
and transfer case positioning," said Tim Burns, vice president, North
America, Meritor. "Our engineering investment in developing these
two electronic systems extends our defense product line to include wheel
valves and electronics. The systems can potentially cross over into other
segments, including commercial vehicle." |
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Meritor new electronic systems to increase mobility military vehicles through various terrains 18091
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Defense Industry Technology - Meritor Electronic systems |
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| Wednesday, September 18, 2013, 10:58 AM | |||
| Meritor new electronic systems to increase mobility of military vehicles through various terrains. | |||
Two new electronic systems from Meritor, Inc. (NYSE: MTOR) are keeping
military vehicles rolling through various terrains and extreme conditions
with outstanding traction and mobility. Building on Meritor's heritage
of advanced engineering, SmartFlow™ Central Tire Inflation System
(CTIS) and DriveCommand™ Drivetrain Control (DTC) deliver customized
tire pressure and drivetrain management through mud, sand and snow, on
highways and cross-country, and in emergency situations. |
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"Both
systems improve vehicle performance for warfighters in extreme conditions
because drivers can easily control tire pressure, differential locking
and transfer case positioning," said Tim Burns, vice president, North
America, Meritor. "Our engineering investment in developing these
two electronic systems extends our defense product line to include wheel
valves and electronics. The systems can potentially cross over into other
segments, including commercial vehicle." |
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