Who we are

NSF Controls works with some of the top automotive manufacturers our components are used in gearshift interlocks, locking mechanisms and control circuitry, as well as providing innovative solutions for drive switch modes and locks for electric vehicle charging posts.

NSF Controls supply products to the defence market where they are used in the most extreme environments and designed to perform to the highest of specifications. We provide solenoids and switches for airborne, ground based and naval defence applications.

Our solenoids can be used in all kinds of industrial and commercial production and processing. For example NSF Controls stepper solenoids and low profile solenoids are fitted in some of the top performing systems in the canning industry where they measure and dispense lining compound on to can ends.

NSF Controls supplies a wide range of products to the leisure market sector. Our switches and solenoids are used in coin operated machines, fairground rides, stage lighting and electric guitars. We also developed a set of 88 special tubular solenoids used to actuate the keys in a high-resolution self-playing piano, the emphasis for us was on reliability and mechanical silence from our products.

Whether it’s sterilising surgical instruments, tools for vital research or prosthetic limbs, NSF Controls’ components are chosen frequently to aid the invaluable work of the medical sector.

NSF Controls products are used across a wide range of security applications. Our solenoid operated locking systems are durable, reliable options that can withstand repeated usage with ease. Our solenoids are essential where high security measures are necessary as in prisons and door locks for courier vehicles. We can develop robust non-tamper locks used in stock control lockers and mobile phone charging points.

NSF Controls is a prominent UK supplier of shut-off valves for pre-payment and smart meter gas units. In a market that constantly demands safety, reliability and cost efficiency NSF Controls redesigned one of its solenoid to create a more compact, lighter product without altering its function.