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Our state of the art Blundell CMS400 wave solder machines work at high speed passing components over a wave of molten solder to secure components to the board. Our machines are reliable and flexible and provide us with the capabilities to solder both surface mount and through-hole components.

Weald’s LMH range of Bayonet Coupling Connectors is designed to perform to the requirements of MIL-DTL-26482 (previously MIL-C-26482) Series 1 and Patt 105. The LMH connectors are also manufactured in accordance with IECQ-CECC spec BS/CECC 75201-003 and BS 9522 F0017. These are good for applications with a maximum current rating of 45A and peak working voltages up to 1500V – DC or AC.

Weald’s LMJ Series are high reliability, cost competitive screw coupling circular connectors that meet the requirements of MIL-DTL-5015 (formerly MIL-C-5015). Fully approved for use in military and transportation applications, the IP67 rated LMJ range comes with aluminium alloy shells in 13 sizes and five contact sizes, a threaded coupling, a neoprene insert and can be supplied with between 1 and 104 solder bucket or crimp contacts. MG Range of reverse bayonet coupling connectors, intermateable with VG95234 and Pattern 121B. These Weald Electronics connectors are an ideal cost-effective option for applications requiring reliability in harsh environments, such as: mass transit, rail and military ground vehicles.

LMA Series backshells are manufactured in the UK by Weald Electronics and extensively stocked by Lane and sold with no MOQ. Non-stocked items can be designed, developed, manufactured and supplied to customers in industry beating lead times. They include AS85049/ M85049 backshells and adaptors for MIL-DTL-26482, MIL-DTL-38999/D38999 and MIL-DTL-5015 specification circular connectors. A range of protective caps / protective covers designed for use with high performance circular connectors. These caps compliment Lane’s offering of Eaton / Souriau military D38999 / MIL-DTL-38999 series III and motorsport 8STA connector ranges as well as Weald Electronics LMH/MIL-DTL-26482 series 1, and LMJ / MG / MIL-DTL-5015 connector ranges.

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Here at LL Potters, we specialise in a number of different welding methods, so we will be able to identify the most suitable one for your particular project. We take great pride in the quality of our workmanship, and we have built up a reputation for having an exceptional eye for detail and very exacting standards. We take pride in delivering aesthetically pleasing finished products so that our customers never have to choose between form and functionality.

At Broxton, our experienced welding team specialises in manual MIG and TIG welding. We proficiently handle both stitch and seam welds for ferrous and non-ferrous sheet metals, typically working with thin gauge materials ranging from 1-3mm. Our expertise encompasses both simple and complex welds, ensuring precision and quality where finish and tolerance is important. Additionally, our metal finishing facility provides a suitably extracted area for dressing welds, providing a polished look to welded components. We also offer spot welding and stud welding services.

The welding team at formbend are highly skilled & experienced with the capability to carry out all manner of assemblies, ranging from aesthetically pleasing furniture ranges to high strength requirements for highly critical aerospace & MOD components. We host 2 state of the art, multi directional robotic welding stations for complex components in high volume. Welding Techniques Manual MIG welding Manual TIG welding Robotic MIG welding Hand brazing Hand soldering Aluminium TIG welding

We offer you both manual MIG welding and TIG welding and comprehensive metal dressing as part of our sheet metal fabrication service; with an ability to weld mild steel, Zintec and aluminium components to create best in class custom precision sheet metal fabrications.

Sweetnam & Bradley Ltd offer spot welding, stud welding, MIG/TIG welding, soldering and brazing as standard production processes. We hold a range of spot welding machinery from 6 K.V.A to 100 K.V.A. Our in-house welding section offers both MIG and TIG welding as standard, with full-time welders in place to provide both one-off and production batch welding. In order to increase production and cost efficiency, we maintain continual contact with local and national welding suppliers/manufacturers.

Sub-contract wet coating, with 17 spray booths operating over two sites.

For best results and better products, surface preparation is key. In fact, the quality of surface preparation can often be one of the most significant factors in influencing coating performance later on. It’s vital to get it right the first time, and that’s where our surface preparation team comes in. We use modern, automated, pre-treatment facilities to ensure the utmost consistency and removing grease and debris, whilst keying the material to maximise paint adhesion.

White Bronze is a tri-alloy with a composition of 55% Copper, 30% Tin & 15% Zinc. The alloy takes on the appearance of Silver and exhibits exceptional properties that are beneficial in radio frequency (RF) and other electronic applications. The coating is characterised by its high corrosion resistance, excellent levelling, abrasion resistance and good solderability. White Bronze is non-magnetic and therefore ideal for RF applications offering improved intermodulation performance and screening. TPG have many years experience applying this multi alloy coating using barrels and jigs.

DKL Metals Ltd produce a comprehensive range of white metal alloys used for bearings in many industrial applications which include automotive, railway and ship propulsion. Alloys can be manufactured to BS 3332:1987 standard, British Railways WM requirements or other proprietary specifications. BS 3332 Series All BS 3332 grades can be manufactured including Grade B which is the equivalent to Hoyt 11R. This alloy is recommended for use in diesel engines but must be used with care as it is Cadmium containing. Proprietary Alloys Customers own specification alloys are also available, subject to minimum order requirements. British Railways WM Series WM1 This Lead free alloy is recommended for inside and outside big end bearings, where high loads are experienced. This tin based alloy offers excellent resistance to high temperature heavy loads. The base metal should be tinned with pure tin solder paint. WM2 This alloy is recommended for axle box lining for all locomotive applications. Good bonding properties. The base metal may be tinned with tin lead solder paint. WM3 Tin Lead based alloy for use in less critical applications. The base metal may be tinned with tin lead solder paint. WM4 High Lead based alloy recommended for low stress, non critical bearing applications such as shafts, trunions and similar linkages. The base metal may be tinned with tin lead solder paint. Availability DKL Metals Ltd White Metal Bearing Alloys are available in 8kg ingots, 4kg feeders or 1kg bars. Some alloy grades are also available in 3.5mm diameter wire, please contact us for latest information. All weights are approximate.