Company Press Zettlex at DSEI - stand #146
11 August 2009
Zettlex will be at this year's DSEI
DSEI is the UK's premier defence industry exhibition and conference. It will be held at ExCel next to Canary Wharf, London from September 8-11 2009.
Zettlex will be on stand 146 adjacent to the Royal Victoria Dock.
Please do come along, see what's new and say hello.
Remember to register early as security is tight and you will not be admitted without pre-registering. See www.dsei.co.uk If you need a ticket call Mark Howard at Zettlex on 01223 874444 and we'll give you a code so you can register and get in for free,
NOTES TO EDITORS:- Zettlex is a sensors company.Our non-contact position sensors measure accurately & reliably even in harsh conditions - hence our motto - 'Precision in the Extreme'. Unique inductive sensor technology and laminar, printed constructions enables inductive sensors with no contacts, no bearings, no delicate parts, no maintenance, no bother.....just accurate measurements - all day, every day.
We sell our sensors to OEMs and system integrators in a range of sectors including defence, aerospace. medical equipment and industrial. About half of our business is for safety related or safety critical control systems and we are familiar with the demanding requirements of industrial, aerospace, defence, oil & gas sectors. We can supply fully documented and qualified sensing solutions to DO-254 and DO-178.
Applications include position measurement, user interfaces, servo controls & motor encoders. This covers linear transducers and rotary encoders as well as measurement of 2D displacement, 3D displacement, multi-turn angle, tilt, weight, pressure, vibration, strain and flow.
Zettlex inductive position sensors are an economical, lightweight and robust alternative to potentiometers, Hall effect sensors, rotary encoders, pancake resolvers, RVDTs, LVDTs, magnetic transducers and capacitive encoders.
Zettlex is ISO 9001 and BS EN 13980 certified for the manufacture of position sensors including intrinsically safe ATEX transmitters and position feedback controls for potentially explosive environments.
