Friday, March 14, 2014
Chambrelan Improved D444
Chambrelan has improved their D444 series of slide:
- We added tab stops and trapped delrin balls as the attached drawings, thus the D444 is now similar to RA44
- For all lengths less than 300 mm, the slides will be with balls only (not plastic strips)
- The D444V lg 300 will have 3 M4 on the inner beam instead of 4 (like the RA44V-0300)
More details about the D444 series of slide can be found here.
Allied International is the North American distributor for Chambrelan slides
Friday, January 31, 2014
New Chambrelan Double Slam Lock Handle
This complete kit, ready for assembly, is used to install a handle lock open and closed in a drawer or door
It comes with the installation instructions. It is adjustable to any drawer up to 1.5 m wide and 1 m deep.
Other dimensions are possible, do not hesitate to contact us.
These slam lock handles offer an alternative to built-in locks. They can also be used for indexing at different positions in a sliding system.
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
DC VS AC
AC 400 HZ or 28 VDC brushless?
In the high reliability aerospace market AC 400 Hz fans are less expensive than 28 VDC brushless fans with the same performance. On a jet aircraft where presumably both types of current are available some people ask why go with 28 VDC. Obviously it may just be a matter of convenience. Transformer rectifier units typically use AC 400 Hz fans because the TRU has AC 400 hz input. On the other hand the fan may be cooling an electronics box which is running on 28 VDC and there is 400 Hz AC available nearby. Another reason would be the need for a signal to indicate the speed of the fan or whether it is turning at a minimum speed necessary to cool the box.These signals, commonly known as fan performance sensors or low speed warning require DC current. You can have a speed sensor on an AC fan but you have to power it with DC normally. AC fan speed is controlled by the frequency. DC fan speed can vary with the voltage. DC fan electronics can have all kinds of built in features like soft start to limit inrush current.
In the high reliability aerospace market AC 400 Hz fans are less expensive than 28 VDC brushless fans with the same performance. On a jet aircraft where presumably both types of current are available some people ask why go with 28 VDC. Obviously it may just be a matter of convenience. Transformer rectifier units typically use AC 400 Hz fans because the TRU has AC 400 hz input. On the other hand the fan may be cooling an electronics box which is running on 28 VDC and there is 400 Hz AC available nearby. Another reason would be the need for a signal to indicate the speed of the fan or whether it is turning at a minimum speed necessary to cool the box.These signals, commonly known as fan performance sensors or low speed warning require DC current. You can have a speed sensor on an AC fan but you have to power it with DC normally. AC fan speed is controlled by the frequency. DC fan speed can vary with the voltage. DC fan electronics can have all kinds of built in features like soft start to limit inrush current.
Tuesday, June 05, 2012
Dearborn Electronics
DEARBORN ELECTRONICS
Plastic film capacitor manufacturer, Dearborn Electronics of Longwood Florida has been acquired by Exxelia, parent company of Eurofarad (plastic film and ceramic capacitors), SIC SAFCO (aluminum electrollytic capacitors) and Firadec (Tantalum Capacitors) . Dearborn fits in perfectly with the Exxelia market focus of niche products for specialized markets like aerospace, defense, down hole oil exploration and medical technology.
In order to better serve the US market particularly defense applications where ITAR restrictions limit access to Exxelia's technology Dearborn Electronics engineers will in the future be able to provide technical support for all the Exxelia product lines in the USA. Dearborn will enhance the Firadec we tantalum presence in the USA by performing screening comparable to Mil-C-39006
Allied International is now a fully authorized Dearborn Electronics distributor and will continue to serve our existing Eurofarad, SIC SAFCO and Firadec customers going forward.
Monday, January 16, 2012
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
APEC 2011
Allied will be exhibiting at APEC 2011, March 9-11. Ft Worth Convention Center Ft Worth TX, booth 112. Featured will be extreme environment electronics cooling fans from LMB and extreme environment qualified capacitors from the Exxelia Group: Firadec tantalum, SIC-SAFCO aluminum electrolytic and Eurofarad ceramic and plastic film capacitors.
Monday, November 29, 2010
Sunday, March 01, 2009
ALLIED NEWS HAS MOVED
For the latest news go to the news page on the revamped Allied International web site
Friday, February 20, 2009
Allied International Has A Great Show at APEC 2009
Allied International participated in APEC 2009's Power Electronic Conference in Washington.Allied International is the exclusive US Distributor for fans, blowers, and electric motors manufactured by Honeywell-LMB. Honeywell-LMB DC Brushless fans are typically provided at 24, 26 or 28 VDC, but can be custom wound to meet customer requirements.
We are the North American Distributors for Eurofarad of Paris, France. Eurofarad has been the European leader in aerospace grade capacitors since the 1960s. Eurofarad capacitors are found in critical applications from satellite switch mode power supplies, to traveling wave tubes, to magnetic resonance imaging, to railway signaling, to aircraft electromechanical actuators for flight controls and high temperature (up to 200© C) down-hole oil exploration logging while drilling.
Allied International is the North American distributor for Firadec. Firadec specializes in producing tantalum capacitors. Tantalum capacitors are the capacitors which have the highest ratio capacitance per volume. This is mainly due to
the high dielectric coefficient of its insulator and to its large cross-section.
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Eurofarad location change
Eurofarad is moving its location from Lagny sur Marne to the new location of Chanteloup en Brie. This new site covers an area of 1100 square meters compared to the old factory location which covered an area of 8000 square meters.
Allied International continues to represent Eurofarad in the United States with Eurofarad's high quality capacitors.
Allied International continues to represent Eurofarad in the United States with Eurofarad's high quality capacitors.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Allied International to Exhibit at APEC 2009
Allied International is set to exhibit at APEC 2009. The Applied Power Electronics Conference and Exhibition will take place from February 16, 2009 through February 18, 2008. Allied International will be displaying products represented by Allied International such as Honeywell LMB, Eurofarad and Firadec.
Allied International is the exclusive US Distributor for fans, blowers, and electric motors manufactured by Honeywell-LMB. Honeywell-LMB DC Brushless fans are typically provided at 24, 26 or 28 VDC, but can be custom wound to meet customer requirements.
We are the North American Distributors for Eurofarad of Paris, France. Eurofarad has been the European leader in aerospace grade capacitors since the 1960s. Eurofarad capacitors are found in critical applications from satellite switch mode power supplies, to traveling wave tubes, to magnetic resonance imaging, to railway signaling, to aircraft electromechanical actuators for flight controls and high temperature (up to 200© C) down-hole oil exploration logging while drilling.
Allied International is the North American distributor for Firadec. Firadec specializes in producing tantalum capacitors. Tantalum capacitors are the capacitors which have the highest ratio capacitance per volume. This is mainly due to
the high dielectric coefficient of its insulator and to its large cross-section.
Allied International is the exclusive US Distributor for fans, blowers, and electric motors manufactured by Honeywell-LMB. Honeywell-LMB DC Brushless fans are typically provided at 24, 26 or 28 VDC, but can be custom wound to meet customer requirements.
We are the North American Distributors for Eurofarad of Paris, France. Eurofarad has been the European leader in aerospace grade capacitors since the 1960s. Eurofarad capacitors are found in critical applications from satellite switch mode power supplies, to traveling wave tubes, to magnetic resonance imaging, to railway signaling, to aircraft electromechanical actuators for flight controls and high temperature (up to 200© C) down-hole oil exploration logging while drilling.
Allied International is the North American distributor for Firadec. Firadec specializes in producing tantalum capacitors. Tantalum capacitors are the capacitors which have the highest ratio capacitance per volume. This is mainly due to
the high dielectric coefficient of its insulator and to its large cross-section.
Tuesday, September 09, 2008
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Friday, June 20, 2008
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Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Alec Ulmann Sr and the DB This is an interesting historical article from Veloce Today an online magazine for French and Italian Sports Car Enthusiasts which touches on the origins of Ulmann & Associates which merged with Allied International in 1960.
Sunday, January 13, 2008
SAILBOAT DATA BASE ON LINE
Randy Browning, Allied International IT consultant, has launched his new website,
Sailboat Data It is a comprehensive database of sailboat designs searchable by designer, builder, class and dimensions. A must for the sailing enthusiast.
Randy Browning, Allied International IT consultant, has launched his new website,
Sailboat Data It is a comprehensive database of sailboat designs searchable by designer, builder, class and dimensions. A must for the sailing enthusiast.
Monday, November 19, 2007
DUBAI AIR SHOW
Alec Ulmann (Allied International, NY) and Partha Sarathia Pal (Senior Sales Executive Arrow Aviation Services, FZE, Dubai) presenting the Tronair JetPorter at the Dubai Air Show. All the Tronair distributors were exhibiting at Dubai, but Allied was the only distributor to prominently feature Tronair and the JetPorter at their stand. The exposure paid off as orders were taken from 5 different countries, raising to 11 the number of countries where Allied has launched the Jetporter in 2007.
Arrow Aviation recently opened an office and warehouse in the Sharjah Airport International Free Zone to stock Ground Support Equipment and Corporate Aircraft Spare Parts for the local market.
Monday, November 05, 2007
OVER 140 AIRCRAFT DUE AT DUBAI AIRSHOW
Show’s Highest Ever Fleet Includes Many New-To-Market Models
Dubai, UAE. 4th November 2007: Over 140 aircraft from across the globe will be on display at the 10th edition of the Dubai Airshow, which runs from the 11-15th November at the Airport Expo Dubai, including a host of new-to-market models ranging from strike fighters to trainers, from VIP business jets to heavy cargo carriers.
This year’s static display will boast its largest ever aircraft showing including regional debuts from, the Cirrus SR22 G3 – the world’s fastest-selling, single-engined four-seater aircraft; the Eclipse 500, the forerunner in the Very Light Jet (VLJ) market and the quietest jet in history; the Dassault Falcon 7X, which is the original ‘fly-by-wire’ long range business jet claiming to be the "first aircraft to be designed entirely on a virtual platform", and the Sino Swearingen SJ30, the world's fastest longest range light jet.
The Russian MIG 29 multi-role fighter aircraft and the block 60 Lockheed Martin F-16, one of the most popular attack aircraft in its class, will also take to the skies during the show’s daily flying display as will the Airbus A380, adorned in the company’s livery as it makes its return to the UAE.
And to celebrate the Dubai Airshow’s 10th Anniversary, which expects up to 40,000 visitors, this year’s flying display will feature performances by three of the world’s top aerobatics display team – Britain’s Red Arrows flying the BAE Systems’ training Hawk, the Patrouille de France in the Dassault/ Dornier AlphaJet, and Spain’s Patrulla Aguila, which is making its Arabian Gulf debut in the Casa C-101 Aviojet.
“The aircraft fleet we will have on display is unparalleled regionally or internationally and is testament to both the reputation of the Dubai Airshow and the importance of the Middle East to the global aviation market. It includes some of the world’s most advanced, state-of-the-art aircraft, many of which are touching down here for the very first time,” said Alison Weller, Director-Aerospace, Fairs & Exhibitions – which organises the show.
“The wide diversity of aircraft shows the depth and breadth of our exhibitor portfolio and we know visitors to the Dubai Airshow will be in for a major treat as they will see first hand the very best the industry has to offer.”
Helicopters also feature heavily in the 2007 showing with the MD 902 Helicopter making its regional exhibition debut. Boasting state-of-the-art patented “NOTAR” (No Tail Rotor) technology, which increases passenger and bystander safety, reduces pilot workload and lowers external noise levels, the MD is a sought after model for EMS services throughout the region, especially as it is well equipped to deal with the Middle East’s high temperatures.
And joining military heavyweights MiG and the F-16, is the USAF’s legendary fighter, the F-117A Nighthawk Stealth Fighter attack, the world's first operational stealth aircraft, as well as Abu Dhabi-based Adcom Military Industries, which is displaying its Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Yabhon range including the new jet-powered, high-speed diving target drone, designated the ‘Yabhon HMD’.
The 2007 showing of the Dubai Airshow will boast up to 900 exhibitors from 50 countries and cover a massive 35,000 square metres of hall space with a further 90 chalet units.
A key element of this year’s show is the high propensity of new-to-market exhibitors – 130 to date from 24 countries – accounting for one tenth of the show’s entire exhibitor profile.
Amongst those lining up for the Dubai Airshow for the first time are: the UAE’s own Mubadala Aerospace Division and Falcon Aviation, which supplies point-to-point air services with its helicopter and jet fleet; a string of exhibitors from the USA including Cirrus, which designs, manufactures and markets general aviation composite aircraft; Switzerland’s Grob Aerospace, one of the world’s largest and most experienced composite aircraft manufacturers; Germany’s Henkel Aerospace, which makes aerospace structural adhesives; Russia’s International Association of Space Activities and Sweden’s Volvo Aero, which makes hi-tech components for aircraft rocket engines.
Dubai Aerospace Enterprise, the global aerospace manufacturing and services corporation headquartered in the emirate, is to also make its debut for 2007 as the event’s first-ever host-sposor. The move is a clear indication of Dubai’s growing importance on the global aerospace stage and the Dubai Airshow’s role of attracting world-class companies.
The show will feature 11 country pavilions and first-time representation from the Cayman Islands, which will see its government registry take part; Afghanistan, represented by Safi Airways; Luxembourg by maintenance service provider CAE Aviation, the Philippines with Beechcraft spares stockist Aerospace Products International and Ethiopia which will be represented by its national carrier.
The Dubai Airshow is open to industry-linked visitors only. Visitor tickets are available from the box office at Airport Expo Dubai.
Ends
About Fairs & Exhibitions’ Aerospace Division:
Fairs & Exhibitions (F&E) is one of the most influential names in the aerospace industry’s events sector having conceptualized the Dubai Airshow and organised it, in conjunction with the Department of Civil Aviation, Government of Dubai and in collaboration with the UAE Armed Forces, since its inception in 1989. This year marks the 10th anniversary edition of the Dubai Airshow with Dubai 2007 taking place at the Airport Expo in November.
F&E, which maintains offices in London and Dubai, has widespread and long-standing relationships with the global aerospace industry, an in-depth knowledge of the industry it serves and a hard-earned reputation for delivering event excellence.
The company also organises the Middle East Business Aviation (MEBA) conference and exhibition on behalf of the Middle East Business Aviation Association. MEBA is now a biennial event with the 2008 edition scheduled for November next year.
Aircraft Interiors Middle East (AIME) is a new event emerging from F&E’s dedicated Aerospace Division. It will be held at the Airport Expo Dubai in June 2008 and will service the region’s rapidly developing commercial and business aviation fleets.
The Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) Middle East Exhibition & Conference is the latest event to be added to F&E’s growing portfolio. The event will be organised in conjunction with AVIATION WEEK, which has an excellent track record of organising MRO events. The inaugural event is to be held in the beginning of 2009 to cater to growing regional demand for MRO services.
For further information: Sam Dulka, MCS/Action, PO box 20970, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Tel: +9714 390 2960; email: sam.d@actionprgroup.com
Or visit the Dubai Airshow online at: www.dubaiairshow.org
Show’s Highest Ever Fleet Includes Many New-To-Market Models
Dubai, UAE. 4th November 2007: Over 140 aircraft from across the globe will be on display at the 10th edition of the Dubai Airshow, which runs from the 11-15th November at the Airport Expo Dubai, including a host of new-to-market models ranging from strike fighters to trainers, from VIP business jets to heavy cargo carriers.
This year’s static display will boast its largest ever aircraft showing including regional debuts from, the Cirrus SR22 G3 – the world’s fastest-selling, single-engined four-seater aircraft; the Eclipse 500, the forerunner in the Very Light Jet (VLJ) market and the quietest jet in history; the Dassault Falcon 7X, which is the original ‘fly-by-wire’ long range business jet claiming to be the "first aircraft to be designed entirely on a virtual platform", and the Sino Swearingen SJ30, the world's fastest longest range light jet.
The Russian MIG 29 multi-role fighter aircraft and the block 60 Lockheed Martin F-16, one of the most popular attack aircraft in its class, will also take to the skies during the show’s daily flying display as will the Airbus A380, adorned in the company’s livery as it makes its return to the UAE.
And to celebrate the Dubai Airshow’s 10th Anniversary, which expects up to 40,000 visitors, this year’s flying display will feature performances by three of the world’s top aerobatics display team – Britain’s Red Arrows flying the BAE Systems’ training Hawk, the Patrouille de France in the Dassault/ Dornier AlphaJet, and Spain’s Patrulla Aguila, which is making its Arabian Gulf debut in the Casa C-101 Aviojet.
“The aircraft fleet we will have on display is unparalleled regionally or internationally and is testament to both the reputation of the Dubai Airshow and the importance of the Middle East to the global aviation market. It includes some of the world’s most advanced, state-of-the-art aircraft, many of which are touching down here for the very first time,” said Alison Weller, Director-Aerospace, Fairs & Exhibitions – which organises the show.
“The wide diversity of aircraft shows the depth and breadth of our exhibitor portfolio and we know visitors to the Dubai Airshow will be in for a major treat as they will see first hand the very best the industry has to offer.”
Helicopters also feature heavily in the 2007 showing with the MD 902 Helicopter making its regional exhibition debut. Boasting state-of-the-art patented “NOTAR” (No Tail Rotor) technology, which increases passenger and bystander safety, reduces pilot workload and lowers external noise levels, the MD is a sought after model for EMS services throughout the region, especially as it is well equipped to deal with the Middle East’s high temperatures.
And joining military heavyweights MiG and the F-16, is the USAF’s legendary fighter, the F-117A Nighthawk Stealth Fighter attack, the world's first operational stealth aircraft, as well as Abu Dhabi-based Adcom Military Industries, which is displaying its Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Yabhon range including the new jet-powered, high-speed diving target drone, designated the ‘Yabhon HMD’.
The 2007 showing of the Dubai Airshow will boast up to 900 exhibitors from 50 countries and cover a massive 35,000 square metres of hall space with a further 90 chalet units.
A key element of this year’s show is the high propensity of new-to-market exhibitors – 130 to date from 24 countries – accounting for one tenth of the show’s entire exhibitor profile.
Amongst those lining up for the Dubai Airshow for the first time are: the UAE’s own Mubadala Aerospace Division and Falcon Aviation, which supplies point-to-point air services with its helicopter and jet fleet; a string of exhibitors from the USA including Cirrus, which designs, manufactures and markets general aviation composite aircraft; Switzerland’s Grob Aerospace, one of the world’s largest and most experienced composite aircraft manufacturers; Germany’s Henkel Aerospace, which makes aerospace structural adhesives; Russia’s International Association of Space Activities and Sweden’s Volvo Aero, which makes hi-tech components for aircraft rocket engines.
Dubai Aerospace Enterprise, the global aerospace manufacturing and services corporation headquartered in the emirate, is to also make its debut for 2007 as the event’s first-ever host-sposor. The move is a clear indication of Dubai’s growing importance on the global aerospace stage and the Dubai Airshow’s role of attracting world-class companies.
The show will feature 11 country pavilions and first-time representation from the Cayman Islands, which will see its government registry take part; Afghanistan, represented by Safi Airways; Luxembourg by maintenance service provider CAE Aviation, the Philippines with Beechcraft spares stockist Aerospace Products International and Ethiopia which will be represented by its national carrier.
The Dubai Airshow is open to industry-linked visitors only. Visitor tickets are available from the box office at Airport Expo Dubai.
Ends
About Fairs & Exhibitions’ Aerospace Division:
Fairs & Exhibitions (F&E) is one of the most influential names in the aerospace industry’s events sector having conceptualized the Dubai Airshow and organised it, in conjunction with the Department of Civil Aviation, Government of Dubai and in collaboration with the UAE Armed Forces, since its inception in 1989. This year marks the 10th anniversary edition of the Dubai Airshow with Dubai 2007 taking place at the Airport Expo in November.
F&E, which maintains offices in London and Dubai, has widespread and long-standing relationships with the global aerospace industry, an in-depth knowledge of the industry it serves and a hard-earned reputation for delivering event excellence.
The company also organises the Middle East Business Aviation (MEBA) conference and exhibition on behalf of the Middle East Business Aviation Association. MEBA is now a biennial event with the 2008 edition scheduled for November next year.
Aircraft Interiors Middle East (AIME) is a new event emerging from F&E’s dedicated Aerospace Division. It will be held at the Airport Expo Dubai in June 2008 and will service the region’s rapidly developing commercial and business aviation fleets.
The Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) Middle East Exhibition & Conference is the latest event to be added to F&E’s growing portfolio. The event will be organised in conjunction with AVIATION WEEK, which has an excellent track record of organising MRO events. The inaugural event is to be held in the beginning of 2009 to cater to growing regional demand for MRO services.
For further information: Sam Dulka, MCS/Action, PO box 20970, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Tel: +9714 390 2960; email: sam.d@actionprgroup.com
Or visit the Dubai Airshow online at: www.dubaiairshow.org
Sunday, November 04, 2007
DUBAI AIRSHOW
If you are attending the Dubai Airshow 11 to 15 November 2007, please come see us at our stall W537 near the exit towards the chalet. We are exhibiting along with our local partners: Arrow Aviation Services PVT LTD. Come see us and talk about Tronair Ground Support Equipment including the exciting Jetporter towbarless electric tugs.
If you are attending the Dubai Airshow 11 to 15 November 2007, please come see us at our stall W537 near the exit towards the chalet. We are exhibiting along with our local partners: Arrow Aviation Services PVT LTD. Come see us and talk about Tronair Ground Support Equipment including the exciting Jetporter towbarless electric tugs.