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Back to Capital Region Happenings Wednesday, October 31, 2007 Air
Force buys $456K in equipment from MTI
MTI
Instruments Inc. has sold another $456,000 in portable
aircraft engine balancing systems to the U.S.
Air Force. This eight-unit
purchase is the Air Force's second order from the The Air Force has the
option of purchasing another 12 units, which would cost $684,000, over the
next three years. This would bring its total purchase from MTI to $2.3
million. PBS-4100Plus units are
used to automatically collect and record aircraft engine vibration data,
identify vibration or balance trouble and calculate a solution to the
problem. This results in reduced engine vibration, longer engine life and
lower fuel costs. MTI Instruments is a
subsidiary of Mechanical
Technology Inc. (Nasdaq: MKTY) of |
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