ABOUT US THE LODGE GROUP
WE CONNECT TECHNOLOGY
ESTABLISHED IN 1966
MASSIVE STOCK
UNBEATABLE SERVICE
Together, Lane Electronics and Weald Electronics make up the successful, privately owned Lodge Group. As both a connector distributor and a connector manufacturer, the Lodge Group exists to provide all sectors of industry with an unrivalled portfolio of interconnection products to meet every application.
With the slogan We Connect Technology, Lane Electronics is a distributor for many of the industry’s leading connector manufacturers and is the preferred source for those who need connectors for applications right across military, aerospace, entertainment, test and measurement, mining, offshore oil and gas and general industry. A specialist Motorsport Division provides all types of racing platforms with a comprehensive package of interconnection solutions.
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What makes Lane Electronics the choice for connector buyers and specifiers? Massive stockholding of connectors and connector parts and accessories Next day delivery on more than 90% of stocked standard connectors No minimum order quantity on stocked items Many products available online at
www.fclane.com/store Non-standard connectors assembled, tested and delivered on industry beating lead times
Custom services include optical fibre termination and copper wire tail termination, tin dipping, back potting, encapsulation, testing as well as connector modifications
This publication is issued to provide outline information only and unless specifically agreed to the contrary by LANE ELECTRONICS LTD. in writing, is not to form part of any order or contract or be regarded as a representation relating to the products or services concerned. LANE ELECTRONICS LTD. reserve the right to alter without notice the product design, price or conditions of supply of any product or service. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this catalogue is accurate, no responsibility can be accepted for any errors or omissions nor for the effects of such errors or omissions.
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