NarSha is a dedicated small satellite for monitoring methane (CH₄) emissions, a key contributor to the climate crisis. It is the first satellite of its kind in South Korea to be developed and led by a private company. The launch of NarSha-1 is targeted for the fourth quarter of 2026.

An optical fusion splicer is a device that connects two optical fibers by fusing the ends at high temperatures. This process minimizes optical fiber loss, maintains signal transmission quality, and provides a durable connection. It is an essential tool in optical communication networks, and is particularly utilized in FTTx, data centers, and long-distance optical cable installations. Features - Low loss and high reliability. - Fast and accurate connection. - Small and lightweight equipment. - Compatible with various fibers. - User-friendly interface. - Reduced maintenance costs. Application Area - Data Center - Optical Communication Network Construction

6 Series Mixed Signal Oscilloscope; (4) FlexChannels with 62.5M record length, 1-year warranty, Certificate of Traceable Calibration Standard

aviation fuel refueling cart : Mobile refueling cart that can easily refuel light aircraft and helicopters Sump recovery system : Collect the drained/sumped aviation fuel from the aviation fuel refueling system, easily sample and test it, and then decide whether to drain it or return it to the system. Aviation fuel refueling system : The aviation fuel refueling system is compactly constructed with a skid for easy use and installation.

Metal braided sleeving and tubular expandable braided cable shielding is used primarily in the electrical wire interconnect industry to protect cables from electrostatic and electromagnetic interference. The interwoven conductive wire acts as a ground-path barrier that attenuates cable electrical field interference. In addition, both metallic and non-metallic braided shielding provides abrasion and cut protection for critical wiring, a particular concern in environments, such as aircraft, where vibration or other forms of rough handling may result in damage to individual wire conductors and cable bundles. Glenair manufactures the world's most innovative line of metal, monofilament non-metallic, and microfilament composite and stainless steel braiding solutions for environmental, mechanical, and EMC shielding in interconnect cable assemblies. Our industry-leading ArmorLite braided shielding is manufactured from ultra-lightweight stainless steel microfilaments, metal-clad for optimal conductivity and EMI/RFI shielding. Our AmberStrand tubular braided shielding is built from a lightweight composite thermoplastic microfilament, with or without additional metal filaments and plated for outstanding grounding and shielding protection. From high-temperature fiberglass tubular shielding for engine applications to ultra-lightweight EMI/RFI braided shielding for electrical wire interconnect grounding applications, Glenair offers the industry's most innovative range of solutions.

Small wind power systems and component components Durability technologies: Composites - nacelle, blades, corrosion protection Stability technology: and wind speed control (electrical) + tail folding (mechanical) High-efficiency system: Direct-drive PMSG - slotless, blades, coefficient of power (Cp): 0.429 MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracker) : Maximum power following control Web monitoring: Real-time monitoring Easy to maintain and install Quality Assurance: More than 3 years System certification: New and renewable energy facility certification, new product (NEP), excellent product designation by the Public Procurement Service - Korea's first Element parts certification: generator, inverter-CE, blade static load test, demonstration test completed Annual average wind speed of 4.5m/s or more

The ASN-157 was developed to meet the ongoing need for helicopters with reduced size and weight avionics. The ASN-157 system has an accuracy of 0.15 percent of total velocity, weighs less than 13 lbs., consists of one line-replaceable unit, and has a predicted mean time between failure of over 7,300 hours.