SeaHFlight is an advanced 2D/3D GIS-based command and control solution engineered for the comprehensive management of low-altitude aircraft, including helicopters, drones, and future UAMs. It provides a complete operational picture, offering full lifecycle management from initial flight planning and real-time monitoring to post-flight performance analysis. Key Capabilities: Unified Situational Awareness: Achieve superior decision-making with a dynamic 2D/3D operational map that visualizes all air assets in real-time. The system integrates crucial data layers, including weather, airspace information, and flight plans. End-to-End Mission Management: Streamline the entire operational workflow, covering everything from flight plan creation and pilot hour management to flight history recording and detailed performance evaluation. Proven Interoperability: SeaHFlight is designed for seamless data integration with key national and military agencies (Army, Police, National Fire Agency, Forest Service). This creates a unified network for complex, multi-agency public safety or defense operations. Future-Ready Platform: Built to manage not only current helicopter and drone fleets but also the next generation of Urban Air Mobility (UAM), SeaHFlight is a scalable, long-term solution for modern aviation.

Our products include latches, hinges, keepers and hold open rods.

From start to finish, you will be working with some of the brightest RF engineers and dedicated business professionals in the industry to ensure our antennas deliver the functionality you require. Haigh-Farr will customize a solution for you based on your unique needs while leveraging existing designs to keep costs and cycle time to a minimum.

AASM Hammer™ is an all-weather smart air-to-surface weapon with an extended stand-off capacity. AASM Hammer™ sets new standards in Close Air Support missions as well as deep strike missions with its family of warheads and guidance kits. One system for all strike missions AASM Hammer™ is compatible with different standard bomb bodies (125, 250, 500 and 1000 kg). Autonomous and insensitive to jamming, this weapon system can be launched from low altitude, over rough terrain. Modularity at the heart of all your needs Interoperable and modular, AASM Hammer™ covers all the tactical requirements of air forces thanks to different guidance kits: - INS / GPS - INS / GPS / IR - INS / GPS / laser

• Arinc connectors • Modular connectors • D-sub / Rectangular connectors • Terminal blocks • Quick junction modules

The D56M differential pressure switch provides high precision measurement across a wide range of low-differential pressure conditions in a package smaller than other units of comparable capability. The membrane senses changes between the “high” and “low” pressure inlets while offering excellent repeatability and high cycle life. Optional hermetically sealed contacts mean the D56M can be well suited when vapor ignition is a concern.

Typical uses include airflow control plenums.

For a similar switch with a higher resistance to shock and vibration, refer to the D16M

For qualification information, please consult the sales or engineering departments.

Features

Intended for gaseous media
Environmentally sealed with optional hermetically sealed contacts
Proven diaphragm and leaf spring technology for high cycle life

Wing shells, side shells and fuselage sections are usually made of carbon fibre composites and glued together during the production process. With many components, a groove or an open edge remains after the bonding process, which must be filled or sealed. A modified two-component epoxy resin is often mixed and then applied manually. This often entails long production times and complex quality controls. Equally high material costs due to the processing of materials from cartridges. ViscoTec defies short pot life and materials that are difficult to handle: Thanks to a coherent overall system from material removal to material application, this process can be automated. The two components are taken separately from cartridges, hobbocks or drums and fed via hose lines to a two-component dosing system. Only at the very end of the process they are mixed in a static mixing tube and applied to the substrate (e.g. via a nozzle). The process is controlled and monitored by pressure sensors.