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Andrew Muirhead & Son Ltd 5E85b ANKER-Teppichboden 5F80 AOA Apparatebau Gauting 7H30
273-289 Dunn Street, Glasgow, Scotland, G40 3EA, UK Zollhausstrasse 112, Dueren, D-52353, Germany Ammerseestr 45-49, , D-82131, Germany
T: + 44 (0) 141 5543724 F: + 44 (0) 141 5544741 T: + 49 24 21 80 42 42 F: + 49 24 21 80 43 09 T: + 49 89 89 31 71 23 F: + 49 89 89 31 72 15
E: sales@muirhead.co.uk W: www.muirhead.co.uk E: aircraft.carpets@anker-dueren.de E: horst_rieger@aoa-gauting.de W: www.aoa-gauting.de
Contact name: Mr Martyn Upcott Contact name: Alexander von Fuchs-Nordhoff Contact name: Horst Rieger
Established in 1840 Andrew Muirhead & Son ANKER-Teppichboden, founded in 1854 is one of AOA apparatebau gauting gmbh is an
Limited is the only UK manufacturer of high Europe's market leaders for textile floor independent privately owned company. Service
performance aviation seating leathers. Accredited coverings. Its success is due to the use of state- centers are existing in Europe, USA and Asia.
to ISO9001:2000, ISO14001:2004, EN13336, of-the-art production techniques and focussing The product line for civil and military aircraft are:
UKAS Testing Approved, Lloyds Type Approval on customer's individual requirements as regards Water / Waste Systems. Supplemental Air
and a recognised CAA Test Facility. 150 shades quality and design. Our company is Conditioning Systems . Smoke and Fire
and textures available ex stock and bespoke manufacturing special carpets for aviation since Detection Systems. Humidification System. Air
manufacturing on short lead times to customers the early 1960s and has acquired an international Cooling Units. High performance Fans.
own specifications. reputation in this field. Due to this core market
expertise in airline carpeting that meets all
international aviation safety standards and all
other requirements of modern air travel we count
to our long-term partner's airlines, manufacturing
and maintenance companies and other
corporations.
Exhibiting on the Rohi Stoffe GmbH stand.
Anjou Aeronautique 5C10 Antavia 6A1 ARTHUR KRÜGER Hanse Pavillion
13 Avenue de L'Osier, BP 06, 49125 Tierce, France 33 Route de Toulouse, Dieupentace, France, 82170 Technik in Kunststoff, Altes Feld 1, Barsb_üttel,
T: + 33 2 41 42 88 92 F: + 33 2 41 42 15 77 T: +33 5630 27623 F: +33 3356 3643 666 22885, Germany
E: secretariat@pacts-aero.com T: + 49 04 06 70 520 F: + 49 04 06 70 11 03
Contact name: Mr Stefan Curca E: info@arthur-krueger.de W: www.arthur-krueger.de
Contact name: Manfred Waltz
Our diverse activities cover a large range of items For further information please visit our stand. ARTHUR KRÜGER is a successful medium-sized
proper to aircraft cab interiors. ANJOU Exhibiting on the Ametek GmbH Aerospace & company that has been dealing in plastics and
AERONAUTIQUE manufactures seat belts as well Defense stand. processing them for over seventy years. With our
as restraint systems to fit on many technical professional team of about 200 highly motivated
seats. We also produce hung or fixed on partition employees we are now northern Germany's
walls baby bassinets. Moreover textile items are leading plastics specialist and a skilled partner to
part of our activity (seat covers, headrest covers, trade and industry. The scope of our goods and
curtains, carpets...) reinforced by manufacturing services are our plastics technology goods and
of many different kinds of subsets for aircraft services range includes planning, consulting,
seats (fairings, armrests, bumpers, etc...) as well development and manufacture as well as the
as mechanical products. production of finished articles, pre-assembled
Exhibiting on the PSA stand. modules and complete solutions. Our
comprehensive semi-finished goods inventory
offers a high availability of materials.
Exhibiting on the Hanse Aerospace
Wirtschaftsdienst GmbH stand.
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