Kurtosion® European Patent Issued

Vibration Research Corporation (VRC) announces that EPO Patent No.1766358 SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SIMULTANEOUSLY CONTROLLING SPECTRUM AND KURTOSIS OF A RANDOM VIBRATION, has been issued to Philip D. Van Baren and assigned to VRC. According to company President, John Van Baren, "This patent protects our unique Kurtosion® control, a means of performing random tests that have more severe amplitude distributions than Gaussian noise provides, to better simulate measured product environments. Unlike prior methods, Kurtosion® provides controlled kurtosis while maintaining the dynamic range and full amplitude and phase randomness of the signal and it applies the more severe amplitude distributions across the entire control spectrum. Since Kurtosion® is a significant new advancement for vibration control, we recognized that the methods involved needed to be properly disclosed in order to be understood and accepted by the testing community. This patent provides an avenue for this disclosure while protecting our legal rights to the method.". PRWeb Release...

Vibration Research receives certification for the VR9500 Revolution in Russia.

Press Release
September 2, 2010
Vibration Research receives certification for the VR9500 Revolution in Russia.

Vibration Research announced today that the VR9500 Revolution vibration control system has received the necessary certification from the Russian import and authorities. This certification provides Vibration Research's Russian customers with the opportunity to purchase the latest hardware technology from Vibration Research. The VR9500 hardware control system, named the "Revolution" offers the latest in vibration control systems with advanced data processing, extremely low noise floor and an incredible 26,000 lines of resolution in random testing. In addition the Revolution can control up to 32,000 Hz and comes standard with 135 dB dynamic range inputs, built in self diagnostics, redundant calibration monitoring and 200V tolerant fuse protected inputs. Director of Sales and Marketing, Matt Millard stated he is excited to begin offering the Revolution to Russian customers who demand the level of performance delivered by the VR9500 Revolution. For more information feel free to contact Matt Millard or email vrsales@vibrationresearch.com

Vibration Research Announces New Sales Team

Press Release
June 1, 2010
Vibration Research Announces New Sales Team

Vibration Research has made changes to it's Sales and Marketing team in order to better serve it's customers worldwide.
Matt Millard has been promoted to worldwide Director of Sales and Marketing. Matt has previously focused on the U.S. and has had responsibility for sales, training and support in the U.S. for the past 5+ years. Matt's new position gives him the responsibility of directing the sales and marketing effort for Vibration Research worldwide.
Curt Fredricks will continue to assist with our international business and marketing as well as continuing the lead role in contract negotiations.

Vibration Research has also added Mark Chomiczewski in the role of International Sales Manager. Mark was the Sales and Marketing Manager for a shaker manufacturer prior to joining Vibration Research and has experience with servo-hydraulic shakers and package testing. Mark is experienced in the VR products and will focus most of his time on our international sales and play a big role in marketing.

Jordan Van Baren and Wayne Jean will continue to support our domestic and international sales and support activities.

I'm very excited about these changes and the team we have in place. Our number one goal remains the same, providing our customers with the absolute best products and services. With your help, we can continue to do this!

Any additional questions can be directed to
Matt Millard: matt@vibrationresearch.com
Mark Chomiczewski: mark@vibrationresearch.com

or you can call us directly at 01(616)669-3028.
Thank you, John Van Baren President Vibration Research Corporation

Kurtosion® Patent Issued

Vibration Research Corporation (VRC) announces that US Patent 7,426,426, SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SIMULTANEOUSLY CONTROLLING SPECTRUM AND KURTOSIS OF A RANDOM VIBRATION, has been issued to Philip D. Van Baren and assigned to VRC. According to company President, John Van Baren, "This patent protects our unique Kurtosion® control, a means of performing random tests that have more severe amplitude distributions than Gaussian noise provides, to better simulate measured product environments. Unlike prior methods, Kurtosion® provides controlled kurtosis while maintaining the dynamic range and full amplitude and phase randomness of the signal and it applies the more severe amplitude distributions across the entire control spectrum. Since Kurtosion® is a significant new advancement for vibration control, we recognized that the methods involved needed to be properly disclosed in order to be understood and accepted by the testing community. This patent provides an avenue for this disclosure while protecting our legal rights to the method."