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GTM Solutions: Eliminate cables in impact testing with the 6700-WIR6X wireless system

Dear Customer,

We would like to turn the spotlight on our field-proven integrated data acquisition system, the 6700-WIR6X, the ultimate solution for linear and tangential impact testing that permanently eliminates all constraints and issues caused by traditional cable setups.

With a solid commercial success of at least 50 units sold worldwide, this device has demonstrated remarkable reliability and scientific precision in the field. Today, the system takes another step forward thanks to a major updated firmware that further optimizes stability and workflow efficiency.

Key Features of the System:

  • Total Freedom from Cables: Complete elimination of mechanical interference or wear typical of wiring harness setups, ensuring fluid and highly repeatable movements during impacts.
  • Advanced DTS USA Sensor: Equipped with the premium DTS 6DX PRO A sensor, featuring a triaxial accelerometer and 3 gyroscopes for complete three-dimensional data capturing.
  • Top-Tier Resolution and Speed: Miniaturized 7-channel A/D converter with 24-bit resolution and a high 35.5 kHz sampling rate to capture every single detail of the peak curve.
  • Universal Compatibility: Designed to be fully compatible and easily swapped between both EN 960/06 versions and the new EN 17950 headforms (GTM, AD Engineering, and Cadex).
  • New Mini Version: Now available in an ultra-compact setup designed to fit perfectly inside the smallest 47 and 49 headform sizes.
  • Radio and Software Integration: Automatic, real-time data transmission immediately after impact directly to your PC, with full compatibility for IDAS and DLS V 3.60 software on Windows 11.

Manufactured with a high-strength Ergal 75 body and a total mass of just 400 grams (including the 5 x AAA NiMH rechargeable batteries), this system stands as the reference standard for laboratories seeking maximum efficiency.

Would you like to upgrade your device’s firmware or request a quotation for the new Mini version?