MDS and Schleich across North America

Motor testing systems, application guidance, and North American support

Move from a motor testing question to the right method, product fit, service path, and application conversation.

Schleich motor testing system installed in a production line

What are you testing?

Choose the route that fits the motor, process, and support need.

Use the operating context first, then narrow the test method, product family, and support path.

Service / Support

Plan service and support before they slow the system decision.

Application guidance, service coordination, calibration planning, commissioning, training, parts, and repair stay visible before support distance becomes the objection.

Review support

Fast route

Find the right testing route before comparing equipment.

Start with the motor, process, and support context so the next step leads to method fit, product routing, or MDS support.

Real-world context

Real testing contexts

Schleich GLP3 installation in a production testing environment

Production line

Installed Schleich systems belong in real production settings.

Industrial motor on a repair shop floor

Repair floor

Repair and service routes connect to motors, benches, and shop workflow.

Motor winding diagnostic setup with leads and test instruments on a bench

Diagnostic bench

Technical routes stay grounded in windings, leads, instruments, and visible test work.

Application path

Start with the testing question, then narrow the system path.

Clarify what is being tested, where the system will live, and which support question belongs in the conversation.

Start here

Start with the question the test needs to answer.

Each path begins with a different operational question, then moves into method fit, product routing, industry context, or North American support.

Trust standard

Specific enough to be useful, careful enough to be credible.

MDS leads with product routing, application fit, North American support, and test-method clarity while keeping stronger claims tied to approved evidence.

What keeps it credible

  • Application fit comes before product detail.
  • Service and support stay visible before they become an objection.
  • Test-method language stays easy for engineers to scan quickly.
  • Customer-specific examples, financial-performance numbers, and exact technical limits stay permission-based.
  • Present Schleich engineering and MDS North American support as a co-led system.

Common starting points

Common starting points for MDS conversations.