Andrew Satellite Earth Station Antenna parts
| Condition: | Used and tested |
| Model: | various |
| Manufacturer: | Andrew Corp. |
Andrew Satellite Earth Station Antenna parts
Looking for Andrew Satellite Earth Station Antenna parts? We have various parts for your 3.7m, 4.6m, 4.9m, 5.6m, 7.3m, 7.6m and 9.3m antenna available from stock:
- Andrew, 3.7m Ku-band feed, fixed
- Andrew, 3.7m Ku-band feed, rotating
- Andrew, 4.6m C-band feed
- Andrew, 3.7m Ku-band Sub reflector, P/N: 205926
- Andrew, 4.6m Feed horn sub assy, P/N: 206268-4
- Andrew, 5.6m Ku-band Sub Reflector, P/N: 205762
- Andrew, 7.6m Ku-band Feed
- Andrew, 7.6m Wave Guide assy (machined), P/N: 205756-21
- Andrew, AZ jack screw for Andrew 5.6m/7.6m antenna, P/N: 301771 (New Old Stock)
- Andrew, EL jack screw for Andrew 5.6m/7.6m antenna, P/N: 223180 (New Old Stock)
- Andrew, Pol. Locking kit, P/N: 206240
- Andrew, Rotating Tube Assy kit, P/N: 205162
- Andrew, Tube assy w/helicoils WHT for 3.7m Antenna, P/N: 205148-2
- Andrew, Tube assy, w/finish, P/N: 206272
- Andrew, 2-port RO OMT w/WG Kit, P/N: 2LPKR-37-W
- Andrew, hub covers for 3.7m antenna
- Andrew, 4-port OMT/Diplexer C-band LP, P/N: 49677-2
- Andrew, Relocation kit for 3.7m Antenna (NEW), P/N: RELO37
- Andrew, foundation kit for 4.6m Antenna (NEW)
- Andrew, Rotating Tube Assy for 3.7m Antenna, P/N: 205162
- Andrew, hand wheel for turning jack, 3.7m/4.6m/5.6m/7.6m/9.3m
- Andrew, Handheld Remote Controller, P/N:
- Andrew, Spare Feed Window, P/N: 221691
About Andrew, Corp.
Andrew Corporation was an international supplier of communications equipment, systems and services and owner of Andrew Satellite Communications business and in 2001 formed into ASC Signal Corporation that was acquired by CPI in September 2015.
Andrew had eight manufacturing plants in the US and additional factories in Canada, Australia, Scotland, Brazil, China and India and 4,500 employees. Two manufacturing facilities in the USA and Canada were remaining after restructuring the company in ’97 and ’98.
Andrew Corp. was founded by Victor J. ‘Doc’ Andrew in 1937. Andrew made radio broadcasting equipment and started manufacturing of antennas, cables and connectors after World War II.
In the 1970’s, Andrew’s market began to change from government and military contracts to private sector applications since companies were allowed to compete with AT&T in long-distance communication.
Andrew Corporation acquired Channel Master’s Smithfield, North Carolina satellite dish factory, equipment, inventory and intellectual property in an 18 million USD deal after that firm filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on October 2nd, 2003.
In the late 1990’s Andrew was hurt by a slowdown in the expansion of the U.S. wireless market that resulted in a major restructuring of the company. In mid-1997 the company disposed of its network products business and also significantly restructured its operation in Europe and in March 1999 the company announced its second major restructuring in less than two years and 900 employees lost their jobs.
Following years, the company consolidated its businesses and made acquisitions. In 2005 Germany based Skware Radio Systems was bought and in 2006 Andrew acquired Precision Antennas from UK based Cobham. In 2007 Andrew itself was acquired by CommScope, Inc. that sold Andrew’s Satellite Communications business to a private equity firm in January 2008 and would operate as newly formed, independent company; ASC Signal Corporation.
About ASC Signal, Corp.
ASC Signal Corporation was part of Communication & Power Industries, Inc. (CPI) and was a multinational manufacturer of high-performance, highly-engineered satellite Earth station, radar and HF antenna systems. ASC Signal customers included international broadcasters and Fortune 500 companies, as well as military and government organizations. ASC Signal was leader through design innovation that capitalizes on a more than 40-year heritage of engineering creativity and excellence.
Roots go back to 1937, when Victor J. ‘Doc’ Andrew founded a company near Midway Airport in Chicago that made radio-broadcasting equipment. During World War II, the company broadened its product line, manufacturing communications gear and cable for the military. After the war, Andrew made antennas, cables, and connectors.
In 2007 CommScope, Inc. acquired Andrew Corporation in a 2.6 billion USD deal. Through its new Andrew brand, CommScope became a global leader in radio frequency subsystem solutions for wireless networks.
In January 2008 CommScope, Inc, completed the sale of its Satellite Communications business to Resilience Capital Partners, a US-based private equity firm.
The former Andrew Satellite Communications business would operate as a newly formed, independent company called ASC Signal Corporation. The new company continued operations from their major facilities in the USA, Canada, the UK and Germany and select regional locations around the globe. Its headquarters would remain in Garner, North Carolina.
In 2009 Resilience sold the DTH and VSAT division and all assets of ASC Signal Corporation to Satellite Holdings, LLC, a portfolio company of The Edgewater Funds and Granahan McCourt Capital. The sale included the manufacturing operations in North Carolina, USA and engineering offices in the UK and Germany, ASC Signal’s Chinese electronics manufacturing entity, ASC PRC, as well as their RF electronics business, Skyware Radio Systems, GmbH. (a unit formerly owned by Philips Electronics).
On September 17th, 2015 ASC Signal Corp. was acquired by CPI, Inc., owner of MCL and Codan. It was operating as a separate entity under the CPI umbrella, when the ASC Signal Antenna Division was merged with CPI’s Malibu Division in June 2017, to form CPI Antenna Systems Division.
In 2020 CPI sold the ASC Signal Antenna division to Kratos Defense & Security. CPI had acquired GDSatcom Technologies in 2019, but the U.S. Justice Department required CPI to divest its ASC Signal Division since there would be a monopoly on the antenna business in the USA.
Andrew Satellite Earth Station Antenna parts
