News archive 2010

When it comes to manufacturing precision springs, the materials that are used include both metallic and non-metallic types. Among the many different metal springs there are many different types including nickel alloy springs, beryllium springs and phosphor bronze springs. The properties of all these metals vary but the most important properties include reliability particularly during [...]

Springs are a critical ingredient in the aerospace industry – mainly Precision springs. The aerospace industry relies heavily on the use of springs which is why it is essential that the most advanced technology is used when it comes to developing springs of the highest quality.

Precision springs are used for specialist jobs and they need [...]

A government letter which has found its way into the hands of a top UK newspaper has indicated that defence secretary Liam Fox has implored Prime Minister David Cameron to think again about the expected defence cuts

BAE is reported to have instructed its bankers JP Morgan to locate a buyer for its platforms division in the United States which focuses on electrics and engine controls systems for commercial and military aircraft

It has also emerged that economic difficulties manufacturing and in the aerospace industry has seen a large increase the use of commercial aviation markets in a bid to combat the defence cuts continuing to be made throughout Europe

Having recently announced its direct line of sales are increased nine per cent so far this year, BAE Systems is confident its robust and resilient global business is well positioned for longevity

Ahead of the prestigious Farnborough Airshow business secretary Vince Cable has given a speech pledging the Governments support for the aerospace industry. In his speech at the Sustainable Aerospace Conference Cable outlined the Governments desire to help support the aerospace industry

Birmingham based Dunlop Tyres aerospace division has just hosted a personal visit from the Duke of York himself to help them celebrate one hundred years of trade and industry