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This post has been updated from it's original format and republished on our blog.  

Testing equipment is a wise and practical thing to do before fully investing in any technology that's new to your process.  Regardless of whether your application and product are conventional or unique, you still want to have some sort of assurity that it's not going to totally fail once your system is installed and put into operation.  

Let’s say you are going on vacation for a couple weeks.  Your travel destination is far enough away that you’ll need to fly, but you’ll require a form of transportation once you arrive to get you and your family to the places you want to go.   So what are you going to do…buy a car?  Of course not, that would be absurd!  You’re going to rent one.  And the best part is you’ll get a nice new model without a ton of mileage on it.  In fact, you may even purposely choose a make and model that you’re interested in one day purchasing.  (After all, there’s no better way to see if you want it for the long haul than by taking an extended test drive to ensure you like its performance.)  On the other hand, you may choose to rent a car that you can’t afford to buy (but you’ll certainly enjoy it and make the most of it for the limited time it’s in your possession).  Or, if you have extended family joining you on your trip, you may opt for the extra-large SUV or van to fulfill your temporary passenger increase.