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Military vehicles tested in arctic cold to meet defence standards
arrow_backTo the overview03 August 2026 | Force Technology
Climate chamber testing at -46°C demonstrated that GDELS-Mowag's military vehicles met demanding defence standards before delivery to the Danish Armed Forces.
Challenge:
Ensure operational readiness and compliance of two large-scale vehicles through agile, full scale climate testing under severe arctic like conditions.
Solution:
Executed comprehensive cold testing at -46 °C inside Force Technology’s largescale climate chamber in line with military specifications such as STANAG 4370, AECTP-230 and the relevant MIL-STDs.
Result:
Confirmed performance and resilience of both platforms in extreme cold, enabling successful delivery to the Danish MoD.
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