In addition to the classic range of test probes for the testing of PC boards and components, further test probes are available
as test accessories:

Interface GKS and contact terminals are used in interface blocks to reliably transfer signals in internal, external, and
customised interfaces.

Stroke measurement probes are used to determine the working stroke of a test probe when contacting a DUT. This
can be helpful when selecting the optimal test probe, or solving contact issues which may arise.

PCB support pins provide a spring-loaded base when inserting the PCB in the test fixture or inline test device, especially
in test set-ups without a PCB support plate.

Interface test probes and contact terminals are used in interface blocks to reliably transfer signals in internal, external,
and customised interfaces.

In order to realise the optimal transfer, several varied GKS and contact terminals with a variety of tip styles, installation
heights, and connection options are available.
Stroke measurement probes are used to define the working stroke of a test probe when contacting a DUT. This can be
helpful when selecting the optimal test probe, or solving contact issues which may arise.

In order to determine the stroke, the stroke measurement probes (HMS) are inserted in a receptacle mounted in the
test fixture. When the fixture is closed (with the DUT in place) the HMS is activated and remains in the new position.
Then the performed stroke can be determined (by measuring the difference between the starting position and the end
position). The HMS plunger can be returned to the home position manually after the measurement is complete.

PCB support pins provide a spring-loaded base when inserting the PCB in the test fixture or inline test device, especially
in test set-ups without a PCB support plate.