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2018 Participants List List of participants - Aeromart Toulouse 2018 AICAT - AUSTRIAN INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION & AVIATION AWEX - AGENCE WALLONNE À L'EXPORTATION ET AUX TECHNOLOGY INVESTISSEMENTS ÉTRANGERS Austrian Industrial Cooperation & Aviation Technology–is the Wallonia Export-Investment Agency (AWEX) One-Stop-Shop within the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber Belgium (WKO) representing the interests of the Austrian Industry in the Aeronautic Sector to show up potential synergy and DEJOND NV cooperation... Dejond Fastening Systems is an EN9100 certified industrial Austria supplier of high-value fastening systems ISOVOLTA AG Belgium A leading international manufacturer of electrical insulating FERONYL SA materials, technical laminates and composites and maintains a Plastic injection molding of technical parts and tools & MIM global presence Belgium Austria MECASPRING S.A. MCE GMBH Manufacturer of springs, machining (turning milling), stamping, Designing, assembling and erecting complex steel constructions bleeding, laser cutting. (steel bridges, structural steel) Belgium Austria PRECIMETAL FONDERIE DE PRÉCISION PANKL AEROSPACE SYSTEMS EUROPE GMBH Investment casting - lost wax process - Steel and stainless steel Drivetrain components, refuelling tubes and landing gear parts from 1g. to 50 kg / Finished parts, ready for use Heat & components for helicopters and fixed wing aircraft surface treatments, machining. Austria Belgium SCHOELLER-BLECKMANN OILFIELD TECHNOLOGY SABCA SA Schoeller-Bleckmann Aerospace : High precision short and large SABCA designs, builds and upgrades large and complex bed machining for high strength materials - Additive elements for aircraft and space launchers manufacturing capabilities - Raw Material provider - Materials Belgium Engineering - Design & Manufacturing Engineering - Prototyping Austria SABCA SA WFL MILLTURN TECHNOLOGIES GMBH & CO KG SABCA designs, builds and upgrades large and complex elements for aircraft and space launchers WFL is the only manufacturer worldwide that focuses Belgium exclusively on the production of multifunctional turning-boring- milling centers TECHNICAL AIRBORNE COMPONENTS Austria Rods for aerostructure, furnitures and doors, hold open rods for ASCO INDUSTRIES NV SA access doors and engine cowls. Belgium ASCO is a world class supplier of design and manufacture of high lift structures, complex mechanical assemblies and major EMBRAER - EMPRESA BRASILEIRA DE AERONAUTICA SA functional components Aircraft design and construction Belgium Brazil ASCO INDUSTRIES NV SA Design and manufacturing of high lift devices and complex precision mechanical sub-assemblies for the aerospace industry. Belgium advanced business events - 35/37 rue des abondances - 92513 Boulogne-Billancourt Cedex - France www.advbe.com - [email protected] - Tel. : +33 (0)1 41 86 41 70 - Fax : +33 (0)1 46 04 57 61 1/50 List of participants - Aeromart Toulouse 2018 A.T.L.A.S. AERONAUTIK INC. COORDINATE INDUSTRIES LTD Manufacturer of motor, mechanical and structural parts, High quality precision machined parts for the Aerospace, specialized in aeronautic // Solution services of fabrication, Military, Medical and Automotive industries engineering, assemblies en sub-assemblies for the aeronautic Canada market Canada CREAFORM Creaform specializes in 3D portable optical measurement A7 INTEGRATION technologies and 3D engineering services Our company specializes in the engineering and fabrication of Canada machined parts and complex assemblies Canada CYCLONE MANUFACTURING INC 3-5 axis CNC machining, sheet metal fabrication, tube bending, AERO MONTREAL welding, final processing and assembly. 5000,000 sq ft of Aéro Montréal, the aerospace cluster for the province of Québec manufacturing space with over 120 CNCs and 775 employees to Canada serve the global aerospace industry. Canada ALPHACASTING INC From CAD file to castings, we deliver innovation, quality and FDC COMPOSITES precision. Our team takes pride in providing customers with the Design, manufacture and assembly of parts in integrated components they need, serving as well the top aircraft composite materials manufacturers for their various components. Canada Canada GLOBAL PARTNER SOLUTIONS INC. ALTITUDE AEROSPACE Recovery of critical situations at your suppliers: expediting, Altitude Aerospace offers a wide range of engineering and follow-up recovery plan, relationship management. Supplier manufacturing services covering design, build, project Development: personalized audits, risk analysis, rate readiness, management, structural analysis and certification of new capacity assessments and qualifications products, aircraft modifications and repairs. Canada Canada GRANBY INDUSTRIEL BOMBARDIER AÉROSTRUCTURES ET SERVICES D'INGÉNIERIE To ensure and promote the economic and industrial Design, manufacture and support of innovative aviation development of Granby and region products for the business, commercial, specialized and Canada amphibious aircraft markets. Canada GROUPE MELOCHE INC Precision machining, surface treatment, painting, assembly and BURLOAK TECHNOLOGIES INC. manufacturing engineering. Burloak Technologies is the Canadian leader in additive Canada manufacturing for the aerospace, spaceflight, energy, industrial and medical sectors. ICAM TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION Canada The Leading Provider of Multi-CAM NC Post-processing Solutions CONSEIL ÉCONOMIQUE ET TOURISME HAUT-RICHELIEU Canada Attraction of foreign direct investment. KOSS AEROSPACE Canada High speed multi axes machining, subassemblies, metal finishing Canada advanced business events - 35/37 rue des abondances - 92513 Boulogne-Billancourt Cedex - France www.advbe.com - [email protected] - Tel. : +33 (0)1 41 86 41 70 - Fax : +33 (0)1 46 04 57 61 2/50 List of participants - Aeromart Toulouse 2018 MARMEN INC. STELIA AEROSPACE NORTH AMERICA High precision machining and fabrication from small to oversize Major Design and Build Fuselage Aerostructure Manufacturer, top-notch quality products Metallic and Composite Structures, Tube & Pipes, Panel Canada Mechanical Milling Technology (replacing Chem Milling), Frozen Sealing Disribution Services, Design Office Services, Tool Design MAX TECHNOLOGIES INC Canada Design and manufacturing of high performance and easy-to-use hardware and software COTS products for Test & Measurement AVIC - AVIATION INDUSTRY CORPORATION OF CHINA and Simulation. Development and production of aero products - the largest Canada group in China China MECAER AMERICA INC A leading international provider of solutions for Aircraft AVIC AERO-POLYTECHNOLOGY ESTABLISHMENT Actuation & Flight Control Systems, Landing Systems, Cabin standardization, quality engineering, standard parts, Comfort Systems and Aircraft Services in the Helicopter, airworthiness and safety, NDT and personnel certification Business Aviation and General Aviation markets China Canada AVIC CHANGHE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY (GROUP) CO., LTD MONTREAL INTERNATIONAL related technologies of manufacturing helicopters and fixed- Greater Montréal’s economic development agency for foreign wing aircraft components: sheet metal press, machining, investment, international organizations and strategic talents manufacture of composite parts, aircraft Canada assembly,Z8?Z11?S92?S76?S300/S333 helicopters China NÉTUR INC Nétur Inc. is a Tier-2 manufacturer of jet engines components AVIC CHENGDU CAIC ELECTRONICS CO., LTD and assemblies. Nétur Inc. is a vertically integrated Manufacture and sell and maintain Avionics, Instruments for manufacturer with in-house capabilities for machining, aviation, Engine control system, Ground Test equipment, Saving processing and assembling, resulting in a seamless integration power and safety equipment, Automobile instruments and of functions accessories, Machining and assembling, etc. Canada China ONTARIO AEROSPACE COUNCIL (OAC) AVIC GUIZHOU YONGHONG AVIATION MACHINERY COMPANY Delegation of Aerospace Companies from Ontario - Canada LTD Canada Supply the heat exchanger to civil aviation China OPAL-RT TECHNOLOGIES OPAL-RT is the world leader in the development of PC/FPGA- AVIC NANJING ENGINEERING INSTITUTE OF AIRCRAFT SYSTEM based real-time simulators engaged in research and development, and production of Canada electro-hydraulic servo valves and electro-hydraulic servo control systems. QUEBEC GOVERNMENT China Ministry of development of economic, innovation & exportation (Delegation of 10 companies) AVIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL STRUCTURES OF AERONAUTICAL COMPOSITES (RISAC) Canada The Company's line of business includes the manufacturing of search and navigation equipment China advanced business events - 35/37 rue des abondances - 92513 Boulogne-Billancourt Cedex - France www.advbe.com - [email protected] - Tel. : +33 (0)1 41 86 41 70 - Fax : +33 (0)1 46 04 57 61 3/50 List of participants - Aeromart Toulouse 2018 AVIC SHAANXI HONGYUAN AVIATION FORGING CO LTD LA COMPOSITE SRO Member of the AVIC Group,provides advanced metallurgical Development and production of composite and sandwich solutions in the forging and casting parts. structures China Czech Republic AVIC THE FIRST AIRCRAFT INSTITUTE PBS VELKA BITES A.S. Design,research & manufauring Manufacturer of high-speed turbine machines for the China aerospace, power and transport industries Czech Republic AVIC TIANJIN AVIATION ELECTRO-MECHANICAL CO., LTD Aviation Electrical Power System (Generator, Circuit breaker, SPOLUWORKS PERFECTA SSPC, Power Converter, Power distribution system) Precision engineering company focusing on the production of China components Czech Republic AVIC XI'AN AERONAUTICS
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