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SPINNER to Present Hybrid Rotary Joints for Modern Radar and Communication Systems at MSPO

21 July 2026
Reliable transmission of signals, data, power, and media in rotating systems is of critical importance for modern solutions utilised in defence, aerospace, and communications. German company SPINNER GmbH – a global leader in high-frequency technology and rotary transmission systems – will showcase its latest innovations in this field during the International Defence Industry Exhibition.

For over 80 years, SPINNER has been designing and manufacturing solutions deployed wherever precise and reliable signal transmission is required under the most demanding operating conditions. The company has earned an international reputation for high build quality, product durability, and advanced engineering solutions applied across the defence, space, industrial, and telecommunications sectors.

At this year’s MSPO, the company will focus on showcasing its Hybrid Rotary Joints. These are advanced systems that enable the simultaneous transmission of multiple types of signals and media between rotating components. SPINNER’s solutions can combine fibre-optic rotary joints, slip rings for power or high-volume data transmission, fluid and air cooling channels, and encoders and contactless digital transmission systems that support high-speed Ethernet, RF signals, and other data within a single integrated unit.

Such extensive integration means these hybrid rotary joints find application in rotating radar systems, surveillance platforms, communication systems, aerospace applications, and numerous advanced industrial devices. By enabling the simultaneous transfer of power, signals, data, and operating media, design engineers can reduce component counts, boost system reliability, and simplify integration.

The growing array of sensors, communication systems, and data-processing devices means modern platforms demand increasingly sophisticated transmission technologies. This applies equally to defence-oriented systems and dual-use solutions that also serve the civil sector. The technologies developed by SPINNER address these needs directly, ensuring stable operation even in harsh operational environments.    


(MBrz)

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