Hoffman partners with NFC for NVG Maintenance Training

The Hoffman Engineering Corporation will be partnering with Night Flight Concepts (NFC) when the chance for Night Vision Goggle (NVG) Maintenance Technician training can take place.

As the world’s leading source for NVG and Image intensifier test equipments, Hoffman have made it a requirement to train their clients regarding the use of the test equipments that they have. NFC on the other hand was founded by experienced helicopter pilots, aircraft and NVG maintainers which made the company grow into one of the most professional and certified source when it comes to Night Vision Flight training services. With the rapid growth of civil flight applications using NVG, there has been a growing need for training as well. Hoffman and NFC believe that they can provide the best and complete service support for all NVG flight operations.

Hoffman is the leading technology base for image intensifier tubes testing and optical systems testing for over 25 years. They use the ANV-126A Digital Night Vision Device (NVD) Test Set and the ANV-20/20 Infinity Focus System to monitor and test the performance and quality of Aviator NVG’s. Majority of defense establishments do not allow their pilots to fly until they are able to set their goggle focus with the use of the ANV-20/20.

Proper maintenance of aviator NVG’s have been recognizes by Military entities all over the world/ with the help of the Hoffman ANV-126A, the user is able to measure every parameter of the NCG on a regular basis. This is the only material that can give Gain and Gain ratios and resolution, Current Draw and Spot Defects and allows the user to check for Diopter and Collimation settings.

The military night vision industry is growing continuously and the need for experienced and qualified maintenance services for NVGs is felt as well. With the combination of Hoffman’s innovative test equipment and the exceptional training services of NGC, customers can save money and even begin their own NVG Maintenance program after the training.