We have been designing and supplying cryogenic turbines for helium liquefaction since the late 1980s. Today we are a major supplier of turboexpanders, compressors and pumps to the world's leading manufacturers of cryogenic systems. Our cryogenic product line utilizes the unique PBS technology and know-how of dynamic gas bearings. We supply to prestigious research institutes such as CERN, Max Planck Institute or Rosendorf Research Centre. With the new HEXT/CTE300 turboexpander we will be ready for the hydrogen ecosystem

Input : 24Vdc Output : 270Vdc N+1 System

The Integrated Weather Observation System (IWOS®) is the compact, wireless, rugged weather station that can be customized to any customers’ specific needs. This system can replace legacy weather stations that require hardline power or extensive infrastructure for permanent installation. It integrates up to eight environmental sensing modules with optional satellite communication in a package that fits into a single case and weighs less than 25 lb. In addition to its portability, performance, and professional-grade construction, the modular design of the IWOS lends itself to higher accuracy, higher availability, and a lower lifecycle cost thanks to its easily replaceable and serviceable modules.

Our clamping division manufactures parts to secure external lines and tubes to the landing gear fitting and oleo.

The MAGIC1A is a rugged 3U VPX SWaP-C3 high-performance embedded computer combining an Intel Xeon E3-1505M v6 CPU and NVIDIA Quadro P2000 GPU, offering strong compute performance, broad I/O, rugged resilience, and flexible software support. • Xeon E3-1505M v6 quad-core CPU + Quadro P2000 GPU → ~2.3 TFLOPS • Ethernet, USB, serial, MIL-STD-1553, ARINC 429, DisplayPort/DVI, GPIO; up to 8 TB removable SSD with fast-purge • MIL-STD rated, baseplate or fan cooling; −40 °C to +65 °C range • Supports Linux/Windows/VxWorks & CUDA/OpenCL/DirectX/OpenGL; includes AXIS software toolkit

JWB Connector/VG95234 has the same structure as the threaded coupling JW5015A connector/MIL-DTL-5015, and is developed with the bayonnet method, which guarantees the stability of the coupling while being simple to combine and separate. It is used for military vehicles and ships such as tanks and armored vehicles because of its excellent moisture barrier and is resistant to vibration and shock. Based on these characteristics, it is widely supplied and applied to general industries.

Armada is one of the worlds leading defence technology analysis magazines since 1976. The editorial includes technology analysis, information about ongoing procurement programmes worldwide, news analysis, comments and interviews from top defence officials. It has become the go to defence encyclopaedia for the defence community, especially those who make purchasing and procurement decisions.

- Seamless integration with all CAD models - Specialized for UAM and eVTOL design - Supports analysis of complex aerodynamic phenomena - Accurate prediction of airflow under subsonic and supersonic flight conditions - Detailed analysis of boundary-layer flow separation and viscous effects