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www.lightedwindsocks.com


BDS Systems’ internally lighted, externally lighted, and non- lighted windsock frames provide trusted safety and information to aviation, industry, and government agencies around the globe. Manufactured in the USA with highly corrosive-resistant materials, BDS windsock frames withstand the harshest land and sea conditions. They’re made with stainless steel framing, PVC housing body, and a unique Delrin type ball bearing for uninterrupted rotation.


BDS Systems’ 12-volt, 120-volt, and solar-powered internally lighted windsock frames shine ultra-bright LEDs directly into the opening of the windsock for a “glow in the dark” appearance. This design engineering provides for brighter illumination and minimized glare for superior safety and energy efficiency.


BDS Systems’ FAA-approved international orange windsocks are also made for long-term durability and performance. Crafted from premium nylon made in the USA and treated with water-repellent and UV inhibitors, BDS windsocks are durable, resist fading, and are responsive to all wind conditions.


“Our New York City 30th Street heliport has tall buildings on one side and the Hudson River on the other, creating very unpredictable and often extreme wind conditions. To ensure the safety of our pilots and passengers, we installed a BDS Internally Lighted Windsock System over 15 years ago. The lighted windsock reliably rotates 360 degrees and its bright orange, non-glaring glow is highly visible, providing dependable and accurate wind indication. The superior quality of BDS products and excellent customer service are why we depend on BDS Systems for all our windsock needs.”


— Brian Tolbert Sr., Air Pegasus Heliports Inc., NYC Helicopters


44 Sept/Oct 2020


www.tech-tool.com


Tech-Tool Plastics Inc. has been in the plastics industry for over 45 years and the leader in helicopter replacement windows for the past 37 years. The company produces high-quality windows designed for durability, exceptional fit, and ease of installation.


In addition to a full line of standard replacement windows Tech- Tool Plastics also offers special Cabin Comfort windows. These windows feature a wedge-style design that provides increased shoulder and elbow room for improved pilot and passenger comfort. The optical clarity of the clear-view design allows for improved visibility, and the non-opaque armrests provide a custom appearance. Cabin Comfort windows are available for the AS350, AS355, H125, MD500, MD600, R22, and R44.


“Tech-Tool’s prices are the most competitive in the helicopter industry. Their quality, and perhaps even more importantly, their customer service are second to none. Tech-Tool people take ownership in a common mission of producing a top-notch product with great lead times. They stock many common windows, which is why we know we can always call them when we need a window ‘yesterday,’ which is often in the rotorcraft world.”


— Danny R. Brigham, vice president and co-owner, AeroBrigham LLC


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