98 Diab Gmbh 3A12
Max-von-Laue-Strasse 7, Hemmingen, D-30966, Germany T: + 49 51 1420 340 F: + 49 51 1420 3438 E:
info@de.diabgroup.com Contact name: Mr Thomas Kellner
On its stand core materials specialist DIAB GmbH will be launching a new foam core material that offers low FST (fire, smoke and toxicity) properties coupled with good mechanical and processing characteristics. Developed by DIAB primarily for commercial aircraft interiors, the new material is a cost-effective and process- friendly alternative to aramid honeycomb, PMI and PEI cores. It more than exceeds the USA and European regulatory requirements for aircraft interiors. The material will be manufactured in a new production facility that is close to DIAB's existing DeSoto, Texas, operation.
Diethelm Keller Aviation Pte Ltd 1B40
26 Changi North Crescent, Singapore, 499637, Singapore T: + 65 6214 3813 F: + 65 6214 3833 E:
evelyn.toh@
dk-aviation.com W:
www.diethelmkelleraviation.com Contact name: Joshua Chang
We, like other leading manufacturers, have developed a composite cart that weighs about 14kg. Current lightweight carts are made of aluminium and generally weigh around 19-22kg. Composite materials are substantially much higher in costs and airlines find the cost of ownership and initial investment to change out to a composite cart fleet prohibitive. The search is therefore still on for lower cost composite materials. Meanwhile, we have a solution for airlines to save on weight - A new cart that costs fractionally more than the current lightweight designs yet is 20% lighter. Come, have a feel of it.
Disa
63 Av du General Valin, Limoges, 87015, France T: + 33 6 15 47 03 64 Contact name: Mr Franck Charissou
Tuned in to the requirements of the aeronautical industry, DISA has designed a range of specific adhesive products for use in aircraft manufacture and maintenance. Livery and markings. Masking and protection. Painting and graphics. Temporary protection for aircraft.
4B18
Diehl Aerospace GmbH
Donaustrasse 120, Nurnberg, D-90451, Germany T: + 49 91 1949 4432 F: + 49 91 1949 4439 E:
dirk-achim.schevardo@
diehl-aerospace.de W:
www.diehl-aerospace.de Contact name: Dirk Achim Schevardo
Diehl Aerospace, a joint venture of Diehl and Thales, is working successfully within the area of aircraft systems and offering system solutions and functions for the equipment from cockpit to cabin. As a market and technology leader in the area of cabin lighting Diehl Aerospace provides certified coloured LED cabin lighting systems to their customers. Furthermore, within its business segment ''Cabin-Customization-Interior'' Diehl Aerospace focuses on cabin safety, cabin management and power conversion and distribution. This year's show will feature lighting as a major interior design element, related system aspects in line with future cabin module requirements.
3E15
digEcor, Inc.
1625 N. Mountain Springs Pkwy, Springville, Utah, UT 84663, United States T: + 1 801 489 2022 F: + 1 801 489 2199 E:
sales@digEcor.com W:
www.digecor.com Contact name: Ms Kelly Smurthwaite
digEcor provides a premier IFE experience by packaging premium content with a state of the art multi-media platform. Strong relationships with distributors such as Fox, Universal, Warner Brothers, Buena Vista, Discovery Channel, BBC, National Geographic, Jaguar, as well as many more providers, allows our teams to find the right content package. Also, an in-house MPAA approved lab and large customer base provides lower content pricing than our competitors due to shared encoding and licensing costs. Experience what a leader in content sourcing and provisioning can do for you.
2D15
Docuserve Ltd./Pennant
Ziethenstr. 10, Hamburg, 22041, Germany T: + 49 040 6887 360 F: + 49 040 6887 3636 E:
makin@docuserve.de Contact name: Herr Eric Makin
For further information please visit our stand. Exhibiting on the Hanse Aerospace Wirtschaftsdienst GmbH stand.
4C5
Proven on over 1000 flights Visit us on stand 4D15
www.aeromobile.net
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