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Axon’ Cable showcases 60 year heritage at DSEI 2025

Axon’ Cable Limited will be exhibiting at DSEI 2025, being held from today at ExCeL London from (9th–12th September), at the North Hall, showcasing its 60 year's of providing interconnect solutions interconnect solutions for defence, military aerospace and space applications.



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With headquarters in Montmirail, France and a strong UK presence through its Edinburgh-based subsidiary, Axon’ delivers custom-designed cables, miniature connectors, harnesses and systems engineered to perform in the harshest environments.

Axon’s vertically integrated capabilities—from polymer extrusion to clean-room assembly—enable rapid prototyping and scalable production for mission-critical systems. Whether the requirement is for fast integration, EMI shielding, lightweight construction, high-speed data transmission, or resistance to radiation and extreme temperatures, Axon’ solutions are designed to deliver reliability where it matters most.

At DSEI, Axon’ will highlight:
Fast integration with D-Click Micro-D connectors – simple, robust, and time-saving.
Miniaturisation – compact, lightweight interconnects ideal for next-generation platforms.
Harsh environment resilience – solutions proven in defence and space missions.
Collaborative engineering – co-developing bespoke solutions with customers to meet unique technical and operational challenges.

A partner for prime contractors and system integrators, Axon’ supports land, air, naval and space platforms across NATO and allied nations. At DSEI, the company will underline not only six decades of technical excellence but also its enduring commitment to innovation, reliability and close collaboration with UK and international defence programmes. 

“From satellites orbiting Earth to cutting-edge defence platforms, our interconnects are designed to perform where reliability is non-negotiable,” said Nigel Kellett, Business Development Manager, Axon’ Cable Limited. “DSEI is the ideal stage to showcase our technical expertise, collaborative approach and 60 years of delivering innovation for defence and space customers worldwide.” 

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