Spectrum Technologies has been at the forefront of laser wire processing technology for over 25 years; developing and applying leading edge technology to provide solutions to problems in advanced manufacturing, and pioneering the use of laser technology to solve a range of issues.

Established in 1989 as a spin out from BAE Systems’ Advanced Technology Centre, Spectrum was the pioneer behind the commercialisation of UV laser wire marking technology within the aerospace industry.  The UV laser marking process is now the global industry standard for the identification of aerospace wire and cable.

Following the original development of laser wire stripping by NASA in 1979, laser wire stripping was actually commercialised and developed further by Spectrum Technologies also.

Spectrum has since become the world leader in the design and manufacture of specialised, laser-based industrial wire processing equipment for use in the manufacture of complex wire harnesses and wiring assemblies found in aerospace, defence, rail, automotive, medical and critical industries.

Today the company employs around 72 staff worldwide with sales and service offices in Texas, USA and Shanghai, China, and is represented in over 25 countries. All design and manufacturing is carried out at the company’s UK headquarters in Bridgend.

Office Locations:

Spectrum Technologies Ltd (UK - Head Office)
Western Avenue,
Bridgend,
CF31 3RT,
UK

Tel: +44 (0) 1656 655437
Fax: +44 (0) 1656 655920

Spectrum Technologies USA Inc
5400 Airport Freeway, Suite F
Haltom City
Texas  76117

Tel: +1 817 232 2373
Fax: +1 817 232 4354

Spectrum Technologies China
上海市浦东新区建韵路500号4幢905室
Room 905, Building 4,
500 Jianyun Road, Pudong District,
Shanghai, 201318,
P. R. China

T: +86 021 6052 3365

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Spectrum Technologies Ltd

Spectrum Technologies Ltd's headquarters in Brigend, United Kingdom

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