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Product Guide Product Guide The following list of manufacturers and suppliers is intended as a guide for the reader and gives some companies who produce items under the headings given. It is not intended to be a comprehensive listing of any one product. Capacitors Advance Filmcap Ltd Bosch Ltd Britimpex Ltd A F Bulgin & Co Ltd Cambion Electronic Products Ltd Daly (Condensers) Ltd Dubilier Condenser Co (1925) Ltd Electrautom Ltd Electroustic Ltd Electrosil Ltd Emihus Microcomponents Ltd English Electric Valve Co Ltd ERG Industrial Corporation Ltd Erie Electronics Ltd G E Electronics (London) Ltd Guest International ltd Hawnt & Co Ltd A H Hunt (Capacitors) Ltd I RC Components Ltd ITT Components Group (Capacitor Division) lmpectron Ltd London Electrical Manufacturing Co Ltd Macro- Marketing Ltd Matthey Printed Products Ltd Mullard Ltd Oxley Developments Company Ltd Pedoka Ltd The Plessey Co Ltd (Components Group) Radiosparas RIC Capacitors Ltd Salford Electrical Instruments Ltd Siemens (United Kingdom) Ltd Sprague Electric (UK) Ltd 161 Techmation Ltd ERG Industrial Corporation Ltd Telephone Manufacturing Co Ltd Elden Electronics Ltd Townsend-Coates Ltd Electro-Voice Products Union Carbide UK Ltd Ferranti Ltd Vitramon Europe Foster Transformers Ltd Waycom Ltd Gardners Transformers Ltd Wego Condenser Co Ltd Gresham Transformers Ltd Hinchley Engineering Co Ltd Howells Radio Ltd Resistors and Potentiometers ITT Components Group Europe A B Electronic Components Ltd ITT Components Group Europe Alma Components Ltd (Rectifier Product Division) B & K Instruments Ltd Lambda Electronics A F Bulgin & Co Ltd Litton Precision Products C G S Resistance Co Ltd Mullard Ltd Colvern Ltd Parmeko Ltd Cressall Manufacturing Co Ltd Pedoka Ltd Davies Integrated Sales The Plessey Co Ltd (Components Group) Dubilier Condenser Co (1925) Ltd Roberts Electronics Ltd Electrautom Ltd Salford Electrical Instruments Ltd Electroustic Ltd Southern Transformer Products Ltd Electrosil Ltd Walmore Electronics Ltd Erie Electronics Ltd Whiteley Electrical Radio Co Ltd G E Electronics Ltd Zenith Electric Co Ltd Holsworthy Electronics Ltd ITT Components Group Europe ITT Components Group Europe (Potentiometer Relays Division) Allen West (Brighton) Ltd lmpectron Ltd Alma Components Ltd Lindair Optronics (Industrial) Ltd Arrow Electric Switches Ltd Litton Precision Products Associated Automation Ltd May Precision Components Ltd Astralux Dynamics Ltd Morganite Resistors Ltd B & R Relays Ltd Mullard Ltd Brookhurst lgranic Ltd Pedoka Ltd Clare (C P) Electronics Ltd Penny & Giles Ltd Clifford & Snell Ltd The Plessey Co Ltd (Components Group) Cox Engineering Company Ltd Power Development Ltd Jack Davis (Relays) Ltd Radiospares Diamond H Controls Ltd Reliance Controls Ltd Engel & Gibbs Ltd Salford Electrical Instruments Ltd ERG Industrial Corporation Ltd Sprague Electric (UK) Ltd F R Electronics Walmore Electronics Ltd (A Division of Flight Refuelling) Waycom Ltd Hendrey Relays Ltd Welwyn Electric Ltd lmpex Electrical Ltd ITT Components Group Europe Keyswitch Relays Ltd Coils & Transformers Londex Ltd Abrex Electronics Ltd Macro- Marketing Ltd Aladdin Components Magnetic Devices Ltd Amphenol Ltd The Marconi Co Ltd Astralux Dynamics Ltd G A Stanley Palmer Ltd Ataka & Co (UK) Ltd Parmeko Ltd Avel Products Ltd Pedoka Ltd Bede Transformer Co Ltd Oliver Pell Control Ltd A F Bulgin & Co Ltd The Plessey Co Ltd (Components Group) Cambion Electronic Products Ltd Simmonds & Robinson Ltd Clarke & Smith Manufacturing Co Ltd Square D Ltd Drake Transformers Ltd Techna (Sales) Ltd Dynamo & Electrical Services Ltd Telerelay (Sales) Ltd 162 Thorn Bendix Ltd Duval (Electrical Components Division) Emihus Microcomponents Ltd The Valiant Engineering Co Fairchild Semiconductor Ltd Walmore Electronics Ltd Farnell Electronic Components Ltd Westinghouse Brake & Signal Co Ltd Ferranti Ltd Hird-Brown Ltd ITT Components Group Europe Printed Circuit Boards (Valve Product Division) ABC Electronics (Oldham) Ltd Jermyn Industries A B Electronic Components Ltd Lindair Optronics {Industrial) Ltd Bribond Printed Circuits Ltd Macro-Marketing Ltd Circaprint Ltd Marconi-EIIiott Microelectronics Ltd Cressall Printed Circuits Ltd Mullard Ltd Davall (S) & Sons Ltd The Plessey Co Ltd (Components Group) Exacta Circuits Ltd RCA Ltd (Electric Components Division) K & N Electronics Ltd SDS (Portsmouth) Ltd Litton Precision Products SGS (United Kingdom) Ltd M B Metals Ltd STC Semiconductors Ltd MEL Equipment Co Ltd Texas Instruments Ltd Mills & Rockleys (Electronics) Ltd Walmore Electronics Ltd Mullard Ltd Westinghouse Brake & Signal Co Ltd Technograph & Telegraph Ltd Thermionic Valves & Tubes Connectors Aero Electronics Ltd A B Electronic Components Ltd Ataka & Co (UK) Ltd AMP of Great Britain Ltd Britimpex Ltd Amphenol Ltd Chelmer Valve Co Aviation Electrical & Radio Ltd Claude Lyons Belling & Lee Ltd Cole Electronics Ltd British Insulated Callender's Cables Ltd Dale Electronics Ltd DTV Group Ltd EMI-Varian Ltd Dale Electronics Ltd English Electric Valve Co Ltd Duval Ferranti Ltd Electrautom Ltd Hivac Ltd Emihus Microcomponents Ltd ITT Components Group Europe Farnell Electronic Components Ltd Litton Precision Products Ferranti Ltd The M-0 Valve Co Ltd Greenpar Engineering Ltd Mullard Ltd Guest International Ltd Rank Electronic Tubes ITT Electronic Services RCA Ltd (Electric Components Division) Intel Connectors Ltd Siemens (United Kingdom) Ltd Klippon Electricals Ltd Thorn Radio Valves & Tubes Ltd Lemosa Ltd Twentieth Century Electronics Ltd MB Metals Ltd Walmore Electronics Ltd Macro-Marketing Ltd Metway Electrical Industries Ltd The Plessey Co Ltd (Components Group) Semiconductors Racal Electronics Ltd Aero Electronics Ltd Radiall Microwave Components Ltd Britimpex Ltd SDS (Portsmouth) Ltd Cole Electronics Ltd Townsend-Coates Ltd Dale Electronics Ltd Walmore Electronics Ltd 163 Addresses ABC Electronics (Oldham) Ltd Arrow Electrical Switches Ltd Bosch Ltd 83 Lees Road Brent Road PO Box 166 Oldham Southall Rhodes Way Lancashire Middlesex Watford WD2 4LB 061 624 8812 01-574 2442 Herts Watford 44233 A B Electronic Components Ltd Associated Automation Ltd Abercynon Dudden Hill Lane Bribond Printed Circuits Ltd Glamorganshire London NW10 Terminus Road Abereynon (044374) 331 01-459 8070 Chichester Sussex Abrex Electronics Ltd Astralux Dynamics Ltd Chichester (0243) 84516 6 Winchelsea Road Brightlingsea Forest Gate Colchester London E7 Essex Britimpex Ltd 01-534 2409 Brightlingsea (020630) 2517/8 8-12 Rickett Street London SW6 Advance Filmcap Ltd Ataka & Co (UK) Ltd 01-385 0883 & 1007 Rhosymedre Roman House Wrexham Wood Street Denbighshire London EC2 British Insulated Callender's Cables Ltd North Wales 01-638 8901 PO Box No 5 Ruabon (097 881) 2471 21 Bloomsbury Street Avel Products Ltd London WC1 Aero Electronics Ltd 13-16 Ayron Road 01-636 1600 Gatwick House Soud1 Ockendon Horley Essex Brookhirst lgranic Ltd Surrey South Ockendon (700) 2263 Elstow Road Horley (029 34) 5353 Bedford Aviation Electrical & Radio Ltd Beds. Aladdin Components Moons Lane Bedford (0234) 67433 Greenford Horsham Middlesex Sussex A F Bulgin & Co Ltd 01 578 2300 Horsham (0403) 60206 By-Pass Road Barking Allen West (Brighton) Ltd B & K Instruments Ltd Essex Moulsecoombe Way 59 Union Street 01 -594 5588 Brighton BN2 4QE London SE1 Sussex 01-407 4567 Cambion Electronic Products Ltd Brighton (0273) 66666 B & R Relays Ltd Cambion Works Castleton Alma Components Ltd Temple Fields Harlow Nr Sheffield S30 2WR Diss Hope (Derbyshire) (043 32) 406 Norfolk Essex Diss (0379) 2287 Harlow (027 96) 25231 CGS Resistance Co Ltd Bede Transformer Co Ltd Marsh Lane AMP of Great Britain Ltd Bedesway Terminal House Gosport Street Bede Trading Estate Lymington Stanmore Jarrow Middlesex Hampshire Co Durham Lymington (059 07) 3282 01-954 2356 Jarrow (0632) 897281 Amphenol Ltd Belling & Lee Ltd Chelmar Valve Co Thanet Way Great Cambridge Road 130 New London Road Whitstable Enfield Chelmsford Kent Middlesex Essex Whitstable (022 72) 4345 01-363 5393 Chelmsford (0245) 55296 164 Circaprint Ltd Diamond H Controls Ltd Electrosil Ltd 17-21 Foster Street Vulcan Road North PO Box 37 Maidstone Norwich NOR 85N Pallion Trading Estate Kent Norfolk Sunderland Maidstone 55484 Norwich (0603) 45291 Co Durham Sunderland (0783) 71481 C P Clare Electronics Ltd Jack Davies (Relays) Ltd Stonefield Way 9-10 Mallow StreP.t Electro-Voice Products South Ruislip Old Street Maple Cross Industrial Estate Middlesex London EC1 Rickmansworth 01-845 1288 01-253 3661 Herts Rickmansworth (79) 75381 Clarke & Smith Manufacturing Co Ltd Drake Transformers Ltd Emihus Microcomponents Ltd Melbourne Works Kennel Lane Heathrow House Melbourne Road Billericay Bath Road Wallington Essex Surrey Billericay (027 74) 51155 Hounslow 01-669 4411 Middlesex 01-759 9584/5 & 9961/2 Clifford & Snell Ltd DTV Group Ltd Hamilton Road 32 Carshalton Road 126 EMI-Varian Ltd West Norwood Sutton Hayes SE 27 Surrey London Middlesex 6166 01-642 2255 01-670 01-573 3888 Cole Electronics Ltd Dubilier Condenser Co (1925) Ltd Engel & Gibbs Ltd Lansdowne Road Ducon Works Elstree Way Croydon CR9 2HB Victoria Road Borehamwood Surrey North Acton Hertford shire 01-686 7581 London W3 01-953 2291 01-992 8671 Colvern Ltd English Electric Valve Co Ltd Spring Gardens Duval Chelmsford Romford 44 George Street Essex Essex Oxford Chelmsford (0245) 61777 Romford 62222 Oxford (0865) 48549 ERG Industrial Corporation Ltd Cox Engineering Co Ltd Luton Road 14 Park Lane Dynamo & Electrical Services Ltd Dunstable S10 Sheffield Unity Works Bedfordshire Sheffield 62482 Pearson Street
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