Orbiting the Earth

We have manufactured custom magnetic components for Lockheed Martin that are utilized in the International Space Station. Leightner worked with SED Systems in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada to produce HV transformers as part of a Japanese satellite experiment.

On The Moon And The Planet Venus

We have worked with the University of Texas on both the Apollo and Pioneer Venus programs for NASA, manufacturing magnetic components that are designed to perform in the harsh environment of outer-space.

In the Sky - Military Airborne Systems

Leightner has manufactured magnetic components for US military program contractors such as Rockwell International, E-Systems, Electronics & Space Corporation, TRW, SCI, Howell Instruments and Boeing.

Protecting Our Country - Missiles, Warheads, and Tanks

We have built magnetic components to exacting standards for the Chrysler Pentastar Tank Program, Babcock Wilcox Warhead Program and SCI's Stinger Missile Program. We are also currently involved in producing parts for the new Pentastar Military Electric Hum Vee project.

At Sea - Submarine and Maritime Applications

Leightner has magnetic components on the Trident Class Nuclear Submarine and commercial maritime equipment used in marine environments.

Oil Field Exploration - Harsh Environments

Our team has manufactured transformers for well logging that are designed to function in severe environments exceeding 200 degrees Celcius.

Terrestrial Satellite Tracking Systems

Our team has developed and manufactured Scott-T & syncroresolver type transformers for precise satellite tracking systems.

Specialized Aerospace Programs

We have manufactured magnetic components for the AWACS aircraft for Boeing, Fokker Aircraft and NEA-Lindberg/Danish Aerotech.

Electric Automobiles And Automotive Applications

Leightner has developed and supplied the Chrysler Corporation with magnetic components for the TEVAN project. We have also designed and developed magnetic components for various uses in the automotive industry.

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