S.S. White Technologies has shown its creative and fighting spirits by setting up a quick production line to make face masks and distribute them free of cost. S.S. White Technologies makes components for aircraft systems. Its parts are used in 95% of all the airplanes in the world. Its subsidiary, SHUKLA Medical, manufactures orthopedic instruments.

S.S. White Technologies has highlighted its flexible shafts for aerospace manual valve control override systems. Manual override systems are critical to airlines’ increased expectation for on time departures. 

The focus of today’s car interior design is to provide ergonomics and convenience with a high level of comfort. More and more gadgets delight our driving experience, and many of them move, open, or adjust with the push of a button rather than manually. By Michael Boehm, Sales Manager at S.S. White Technologies

At a recent automotive interiors conference, the industry buzzed with speculation about the future of seat movement. Fewer and fewer consumers own cars, especially in major metropolitan areas, but they still demand comfort.  By Michael Boehm, Sales Manager at S.S. White Technologies

Designer and manufacturer of flexible shafts and related assemblies, S.S. White Technologies, has announced their flexible shaft solutions for automotive industry applications. Flexible shafts are a technology that transmit rotary motion much like a solid shaft, but can be routed over, under, and around obstacles that would make using a solid shaft impractical. 

S.S. White Technologies highlights bespoke flexible shaft solutions for aerospace applications. Flexible shafts transmit rotary motion much like a solid shaft, but can be routed over, under and around obstacles where a solid shaft cannot be used. Flexible shafts are used in a variety of applications, including many capacities in aerospace, such as in Thrust Reverser Actuation Systems (TRAS), flap and slat systems, variable bleed valves, jet after...

In the aerospace industry, the importance of creating problem-solving technologies to meet the challenges of manufacturing highly complex, critically reliable machines cannot be overstated.  By Steve Grimes, Director, Sales and Marketing, S.S. White Technologies

Designer and manufacturer of flexible shafts and related assemblies, S.S. White Technologies, highlights bespoke flexible shaft solutions for aerospace applications. Flexible shafts transmit rotary motion much like a solid shaft, but can be routed over, under and around obstacles where a solid shaft cannot be used.