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Eaton Plug-in Circuit Breaker Panel | |
Cockpit Interface and Circuit Protection
Eaton produces a diverse line of cockpit panels and performance rated sub-systems serving stringent applications in the aerospace and commercial markets. These products are specifically designed for any cockpit application where behind panel space, low weight, ease of maintenance, low power, sunlight readability, and night vision compatibility are essential.
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Martek Power | |
It is with great pleasure to announce Air & Marine Products Ltd has been appointed the UK distributor for Martek Power's standard military and aerospace products. Martek Power designs and manufactures a wide range of switching and linear power supplies. They include standard and custom AC-DC power supplies, DC-DC power converters, DC-AC power inverters and EMI filters for Military, Aerospace, Medical, Railway, Automotive, Computing, Data storage, Telecom, Networking, Instrumentation and Industrial applications. Our power supplies range in output power from 1 to 50,000 watts. | |
FlamE EnterpriseS Corp | |
 Air & Marine Products have now joined forces with one of the largest stocking distributors of Electro-Mechanical Components in the United States as their European Sales force. Flame Enterprises has been an established leader in the US for 39 years and continually hold many millions of components in stock - our stock list on the home page links directly into their stock library. The association between the staff of A & MP and that of Flame go back 17 years. We look forward to this new amalgamation and hope that our customers will benefit from this association. | |
FT News Updates for the Aerospace Industry
| Low-cost Norwegian airline ready for dogfight |
| Former air force pilot set sights on northern European dominance in wake of $22bn deal to buy up to 222 aircraft |
| Small caps: Porvair buoyed by profits surge |
| Company sales bolstered by solid performance of its higher-margin metal filtration division |
| Indian jet deal proves surprise of the week |
| Setback for Typhoon offers a lifeline to Dassault’s Rafale and leaves Eurofighter peddling for smaller export contracts in the Middle East |
| Israel warns Tehran soon immune to attack |
| Defence minister Ehud Barak did not say how close Iran was to reaching the “immunity stage”, but pleaded for urgency |
| Qinetiq set to meet targets |
| The defence contractor says it will meet or exceed expectations despite the challenging market in the US and UK, its main customer bases |
| Mixed reaction to Ministry of Defence white paper |
| Defence industry broadly welcomes reforms but Labour attacks vision and unions protest at cuts |
| BAE and Tanzania near final deal on payments |
| Aerospace group is poised to sign a memorandum of understanding that will pave the way for it finally to pay the African country £29.5m |
| Dassault deal: a double-edged sword |
| If Dassault seals a $20bn deal to supply Indian jet fighters, it could delay much-needed sector consolidation |
| Cameron to urge India to rethink jet decision |
| UK prime minister vows to encourage India to reconsider its decision to buy France’s Dassault jet fighter instead of Eurofighter’s Typhoon |
| US defence cuts sink Northrop outlook |
| The US defence contractor reports another drop in quarterly sales, reduces its estimated order backlog and forecasts lower than expected earnings for 2012 |
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