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Technology continues to have a profound effect on the Automotive sector, with enhancements in battery technology resulting in more viable and affordable electric vehicles (EVs), attracting a wider, mainstream audience. Self-driving technology and driver assistance systems have seen vehicles make use of advanced sensors to improve driver convenience and safety.

Cost-efficient solutions, providing consistent quality and performance

Products in our Automotive offer meet and exceed industry standards, designed to withstand extremes in temperature and humidity, vibration and shock, and protection against particle and liquid ingress. For passenger cars, we serve tier 1 and tier 2 suppliers with microswitches and position sensors for latches or cabin applications, and for motorcycles we offer a bespoke headlight and rear light design service, from concept to through to volume production, in addition to a wide range of connectivity, sensor and solenoid solutions.

Browse our range of standard products or contact us to talk through the specific needs of your application. We offer both simple and more complex cable assemblies and harnesses, as well as entirely custom solutions based on application requirements.

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Passenger Cars

Technology in modern passenger cars has significantly improved efficiency, safety, and connectivity, with the future focussed on ADAS, fully autonomous and connected driving.

Electric Vehicles

Companies and governments increasingly employ electric vehicles (EVs) to fulfil environmental obligations and reduce cost, while cameras and sensors, IoT and Apps improve safety, communication, and compliance.

Commercial Vehicles

From heavy trucks to buses and LCVs, vehicles of all shapes and sizes transport goods and people, with GPS, IoT sensors and autonomous driving technology seeking to reshape the future of commercial vehicle operations.

Motorcycles

Electronic rider aids such as ABS and TCS have significantly improved motorcycle safety, while GPS, HUD, Bluetooth® and comms equipment, enable riders to keep their eyes on the road while staying connected.

Utility Vehicles

Modern technology has seen utility vehicles pushed beyond their traditional roles, now serving as smarter and greener machines that meet the demands of modern users across diverse market sectors.

What is your application?

Our diverse range of switches, sensors, connectors and work lights are rugged, energy efficient, and can be customised to meet the requirements of your application.

Late 1800s

The first motorcycle

Gottlieb Daimler and Willhelm Maybach created the very first motorcycle in 1885, with the first commercially produced bike rolling off the production line in 1894.

Early 1900s

Harley Davidson

Following five years of development, fifty single-cylinder Harley Davidsons were produced in Milwaukee, USA, in 1907, and has gone on to become an iconic brand.

1960s – 1980s

Japanese dominance

More affordable, lighter, and more efficient bikes from Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki, and Suzuki, going on to dominate the motorcycle market.

1990s – Present

The high-tech era

Fuel injection, electronic ignition, traction control, and ABS braking arrived, significantly improving safety and paving the way for more high-performance models.

Interior Lighting

LED in-cab illumination conforming to automotive standards for comfort, safety and convenience.Find Out More

Light Bars

High lumen, energy efficient lights designed for rugged, low-light environments.Find Out More

USB charging

USB charging connectors with ingress protection up to IP67, provide versatile power inputs (12V, 24V, 48V) and outputs up to 5V/4.2A.Find Out More

Cable Assemblies

Expertise and experience delivering custom cabling solutions to diverse application sectors.Find Out More

Side Marker

Safety reflective lights mounted to the side of the vehicle to increase visibility at night.Find Out More

Fluid Level Sensor

Monitor liquid levels such as engine coolants and brake fluids across numerous vehicle typesFind Out More

Advanced technology drives safety & efficiency in modern HGVs

Commercial Vehicles and HGVs have become increasingly sophisticated, with modern component technology playing a vital role in enhancing safety, efficiency, and operator comfort both inside the cab and externally.

Switches control key functions such as headlights, indicators, wipers, climate systems, and cab controls including touchscreen displays and seat adjustments. These user-friendly interfaces help streamline driver interaction with the vehicle.

Sensors collect real-time data on vehicle conditions and the surrounding environment, monitoring parameters like tire pressure, engine temperature, fuel level, blind spots, and braking performance. This information is critical for safe and efficient vehicle operation.

Connectors enable seamless communication between electronic control units (ECUs), sensors, and switches. These include IP-rated circular connectors for power and data, M12 connectors for sensors and ethernet, while in-cab USB ports aid driver comfort and connectivity.

LED lighting is widely adopted for its energy efficiency and durability. Headlights, exterior work lights, hazard, tail lights and beacons enhance visibility and safety in all conditions, while internal lighting improves comfort and usability for long-haul operations.