LIVERPOOL, U.K. - TelAve -- Originally released by Teradyne in the early 2000s, the TestStation LH (TSLH) platform earned a reputation for reliability, compact design, and affordability.

Teradyne's SafeTest Protection technology allows manufacturers to test modern low-voltage circuits safely, with precision, repeatability, and accuracy, helping the system remain a trusted choice across test production lines worldwide.

By ensuring products are verified correctly, the system helps manufacturers reduce production costs while maintaining high standards of quality assurance.

Many manufacturers continue operating the same test systems for years before considering an upgrade. As technology evolves, older platforms can slow down or fall behind modern standards, much like everyday computing devices. Forwessun addresses this challenge by fully refurbishing legacy systems, allowing engineers to retain the familiarity of their existing setup while benefiting from renewed performance.

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Each refurbished TSLH system undergoes a complete remastering process, including a full electronics overhaul, replacement of consumables, wet painting, and comprehensive calibration to OEM standards.

Refurbished test systems are often a cost-effective alternative to purchasing test systems directly from the OEM. However, some electronic manufacturers do question whether the discounted price and 'refurbished' status compromise reliability on production lines. Find out how Forwessun ensures OEM standard reliability here. (https://forwessun.net/blog/are-refurbished-test-systems-reliable/)

Every unit leaving Forwessun's Liverpool facility is guaranteed to perform like new, offering a cost-effective alternative to purchasing new equipment.

With lead times significantly shorter than those of Teradyne, Forwessun enables manufacturers to restore testing capacity quickly, helping production lines return to full speed without extended downtime.

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"We're proud to give proven test systems a second life," said a Forwessun spokesperson. "Our refurbishment process ensures engineers can continue using equipment they know and trust, but with the performance and reliability of a brand-new machine."

Find out more about our test system refurbishment projects (https://forwessun.net/in-circuit-test-system-gallery/), process and capabilities. (https://forwessun.net/refurbished-test-systems/)

Contact us for a test system or fixture quotes and enquiries (https://forwessun.net/contact/)