productWilliam Hughes has been manufacturing precision, high specification springs for many years, and is well equipped to meet the exacting demands of the aerospace industry including its special requirements for materials, specifications, manufacturing tolerances, cleanliness and packaging.
productWilliam Hughes is meeting new challenges for high performance springs in critical aerospace applications, including special requirements for materials, specifications, manufacturing tolerances, cleanliness and packaging.
productWilliam Hughes, a UK-based supplier of custom-made springs, wire forms and assemblies, has expanded its European operations with the acquisition of Nosag Polska from the DEFTA Group.
productWilliam Hughes has expanded its range of products for the aerospace and hydraulic industries, adding a range of standard size and bespoke vacuum formed trays.
productWilliam Hughes, a leading manufacturer of precision, high specification springs, has expanded its range of specialist products for the aerospace and hydraulic industries with the introduction of a range of standard size and bespoke vacuum formed trays.
productWilliam Hughes has increased its component endurance testing capabilities with the acquisition of two new compression spring fatigue testing machines from Italian test equipment specialist Micro Studio.
productWilliam Hughes has increased its component endurance testing capabilities with the acquisition of two new compression spring fatigue testing machines from Italian test equipment specialist Micro Studio.
productA video from William Hughes features the passivation process facility at the company’s headquarters in Dorset. NADCAP accredited and Honeywell Aerospace approved, the video explains how passivation can be used to remove exogenous iron or iron compounds left behind on the surface of stainless steel as a result of machining and fabrication processes.
productThe latest video from William Hughes features the passivation process facility based at the company’s headquarters in Dorset. NADCAP accredited and Honeywell Aerospace approved, the video explains how passivation can be used to remove exogenous iron or iron compounds left behind on the surface of stainless steel as a result of machining and fabrication processes.
productIn the specification of springs and other wire components, secondary processes and finishes can be an important consideration. Plastic coating gives an aesthetically pleasing finish, however, some are hydroscopic, so suck in water. An alternative is to paint the component, with electrophoretic painting and delta-tone finishing being two options.
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