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    Test System Cards

    June 23, 2011
    Related To: MSA Safety
    MSA has announced that Galaxy Automated Test System quick-start, two-sided, color-printed cards are now included with every shipment of the system. New users in particular will benefit when they start up their new test system for the first time. These cards offer a clean and easily readable sequence of basic test system operation and setup that includes initial and test setup, scroll options and running tests.
    MSA has announced that Galaxy Automated Test System quick-start, two-sided, color-printed cards are now included with every shipment of the system. New users in particular will benefit when they start up their new test system for the first time. These cards offer a clean and easily readable sequence of basic test system operation and setup that includes initial and test setup, scroll options and running tests.

    MSA has announced that Galaxy Automated Test System quick-start, two-sided, color-printed cards are now included with every shipment of the system. New users in particular will benefit when they start up their new test system for the first time. These cards offer a clean and easily readable sequence of basic test system operation and setup that includes initial and test setup, scroll options and running tests.

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