MAGNETICS 2012 will be held March 13-14, 2012 in Orlando and will be another year of important, compelling sessions by global leaders in magnetics technology that deal with critical developments. Join leading global, market and technical leaders at the forefront of today’s magnetic technologies as they discuss how recent developments in magnetic materials and related technologies are impacting product and system performance for a variety of industries and applications.Read Full Post

The Ontario Aerospace Council Annual General Meeting and Industry Conference will be held Wednesday, November 23, 2011 2:00 PM - 9:00 PM at the The Toronto Congress Centre, 650 Dixon Road, Toronto.

The conference promises to be an exciting one, with speakers such as Eddy Morin, Vice President, Business Development Boeing Defence, Space and Security (Perspectives on an Aerospace Industrial Strategy for Canada); Ken Laver, Lavinco Enterprises --former President of Messier-Dowty, former OAC Chairman; Fassi Kafyeke - Director, Strategic Technology   Bombardier Aerospace; and The Honourable Brad Duguid, Minister of Economic Development and Innovation.  To register and for more details on the conference, please visit the Ontario Aerospace Council's website. 

E Craftsmen has long standing relationships with trusted vendors located in China, Taiwan and India and we can utilize these partners when higher volumes would suggest cost-reduction potential.  We value our relationships with these vendors and have been working with some of them for upwards of 10 years.   Each of these companies has their own unique competencies and we select the most suitable manufacturer based on the part parameters. 

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E Craftsmen supplies inductors used in flight critical electrical systems on this aircraft.

By SCOTT MAYEROWITZ, AP Airlines Writer 

ABOARD ANA FLIGHT 7871 (AP) — After a delay of more than three years, Boeing's much-hyped jet, the 787, made its first commercial flight, from Tokyo to Hong Kong — and landed on-time.

The All Nippon Airways flight was packed mostly with aviation reporters and enthusiasts, some of whom paid thousands of dollars for the privilege and treated the experience like a rock concert, clapping after lift-off and snapping photos for posterity.Read Full Post

E Craftsmen supplies inductors used in flight critical electrical systems on this aircraft.

All Nippon Airways' first Boeing 787 Dreamliner touched down in Tokyo early on Wednesday with hundreds of aviation fans welcoming the carbon-composite plane that its American maker is fielding, albeit three years late, to keep rival Airbus out of its best market.

The U.S. aircraft giant has had to cede ground to its European foe nearly everywhere else, including at home. Airbus has outpaced it globally in deliveries for the past nine years and in orders since 2008. Airbus has even had some success selling its A380 super jumbo to new carriers in Japan.Read Full Post

Boeing's Dreamliner 787, the world's first composite airplane, has finally landed at the door of its new owner, All Nippon Airways (ANA) in Japan. E Craftsmen supplies inductors used in flight critical electrical systems on this aircraft.

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Airline may have played companies off each other to get better deal for 460 planes

FORT WORTH,Texas—In what could be the biggest airline order in history, American Airlines is buying at least 460 new planes over the next five years, splitting the work between Airbus and Boeing.Read Full Post

E Craftsmen is pleased to have been chosen as a supplier of magnetics for the Electric Vehicle Project (EV Project) in the U.S. The EV Project is the largest deployment of electric vehicles and charge infrastructure in history. The EV Project will deploy charge infrastructure in major cities in six states and the District of Columbia.

Magnetics from E Craftsmen will be used in the manufacture of DC Fast Chargers. These chargers will be deployed in high-density areas of each of the launch markets and in major transportation corridors to allow EV users to commute between major cities.

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