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Lee Spring are pleased to announce they have a full range of military specification springs in their catalogue. This MIL-SPEC range consists of the Compression MS24585 and Extension MS24586, both of which can be customised to suit specific applications. Read More

Electronic Frequency Converters for precast and construction plants Read More

Food range vibrator motors Read More

Oscillating suspension solutions from OLI and OWC Read More

The failsafe feature of Drawbar springs from Lee Springs comes from their inherent design whereby the central compression spring is oriented so as to provide extension of its retaining structure when under load. Read More

Where axial rotation requires control, a torsion spring from Lee Spring can be the right solution. Read More

Based upon a proprietary oval gear design, Titan Enterprises OG Series flowmeters are designed to give reliable, high performance in a wide range of applications. For more challenging applications, Hastelloy® Cis the material of choice for OG Series flowmeters. Inherently Hastelloy C has outstanding resistance to both highly oxidizing and reducing Read More

Optical Surfaces Ltd. reports how a motorised UV-Vis-NIR collimator and interferometric alignment system it supplied to the Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR) in Berlin, Germany has been used to set-up the ground breaking DLR Earth Sensing Imaging Spectrometer (DESIS). On 23 October 2019, DLR the renowned German Aerospace Center, and Read More

Designed with compact form and power density in mind, the micro-sized drives can outperform larger-sized digital servo drives and still be integrated into tight spaces. Read More

Lee Spring have a world reputation for ex-stock springs and for custom spring solutions. Now for the Oil and Gas industries Lee Spring can offer high performance exotic nickel or cobalt alloy custom solutions. Read More

An enhanced version of the Kirana Ultra-High-Speed Video Camera has been introduced by Specialised imaging. The new Kirana07M enables researchers to capture up to 180 consecutive high resolution images at frame rates of up to 7 million frames per second and exposure times as low as 50 nanoseconds. The Kirana07M is a response to the ultra-high-spe Read More