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Lane Electronics to showcase defence connectivity at MSPO

Lane Electronics, a franchised distributor for many of the industry’s major electrical, electronic and optical connector manufacturers, will be Exhibiting at MSPO 2025 (2nd–5th September 2025, Kielce, Poland), where they will be displaying the latest connector innovations and demonstrating their UK based assembling and value add services.



Image courtesy Lane Electronics

The 33rd International Defence Industry Exhibition, MSPO, is a key event on the global defence industry’s calendar. The exhibition is one of Europe’s and the world’s most important events, targeted at defence industry business insiders, military decision-makers and experts. The annual MSPO brings together leading companies, institutions and delegations from dozens of countries. MSPO offers the space to present the latest technologies, products and solutions for defence, safety and security. 

Lane Electronics will be introducing their latest franchise at the exhibition, the FIBRECO range of expanded-beam connectors and cable assemblies, which offer high performance, flexible, cost-effective solutions to critical harsh environment communication applications. 

In addition, a wide range of connectors and accessories from Lane Electronics’ other key suppliers will be available for visitors to discover, including:

  • EATON Souriau MIL-DTL-38999 connectors and derivatives including JVS, high power and ELIO fibre-optic and the micro-38999 range as well as the 8STA and rectangular microComp metric-pitch connectors.
  • Weald Electronics LMH, LMG, LMF, LMJ and MG circular connectors and a number of popular PCB connectors such as the LM200, LMR and 801/801CX ranges.
  • Huber & Suhner RF and Microwave connectors and cables. 
  • Positronic SCORPION and high-power Goldfish connectors along with their widely used standard, sealed and combo D-Sub connectors.
  • Nicomatic CMM, DMM, EMM and AMM high-density rectangular connectors. 

Lane Electronics will also be showing their comprehensive selection of accessories including backshells, dustcaps and blanking/shorting covers from Weald Electronics and heatshrink boots and shapes from HellermannTyton.

Nick Wheeler, Sales Director at Lane Electronics, says, “We can offer a very wide range of products for Defence and Security Equipment applications and we will be very happy to discuss new applications at the exhibition. We are very much looking forward to meeting with customers old and new at this highly focused exhibition.” 

As a leading franchised distributor for many of the industry’s major electrical and electronic connector manufacturers, Lane Electronics are the preferred connector source across many industry sectors including defence, avionics, motorsport, marine, communications, medical, test and measurement, general industrial solutions and geophysical. A major source for all key connector types, Lane Electronics has a multimillion-pound connector and piece-part stockholding and can offer next-day delivery.

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