Labelling materials on show at DSEi 2009
Defence Systems & Equipment International (DSEi) 2009 takes place between 8-11 September at the ExCeL exhibition centre in London. Bringing together senior international trade and military experts from across the entire supply chain in an optimal business environment, visitors will benefit from the face-to-face opportunities in which they can share ideas, discuss industry developments, conduct business and network for future growth. Amongst the exhibitors will be Brady Corporation displaying its many solutions - including those currently assisting the aerospace and defence industries.
Working very difficult and demanding conditions, military operations around the world must rely on fail-safe technology. Brady's materials and adhesives surpass in extreme environments - including temperature fluctuations and environments that require abrasion resistance. Brady offers labelling materials that are lab and field tested for the demands of the defence industry; from wire and cable labels, sleeves and tags to label printers, software and UID system, the company offers the complete solution for identification in the defence industry.
Another benefit is that in addition to Brady's range of high-performance labelling materials, the company can also make customised versions for customer's specific applications - meaning that no matter how extreme the operating environment may be, Brady can deliver the required solution as is necessary.
DSEi's comprehensive scale makes attendance a must for everyone in the defence, security and military aerospace community. Visitors come from all over the world to experience first-hand the latest land, air and sea capabilities of more than 1,350 companies from 40 countries over four packed days.
Brady's expertise in this field has already been of assistance to many high-calibre customers, including BAE Systems, GKN Plc (Airbus UK), GE Aviation, Bombardier, Raytheon, Aeroflex International, Maggitt Avionics, and Honeywell Aerospace.
Visitor registration is now live. To register for the free-of-charge event, visit http://www.dsei.co.uk
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