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Metzeler Schaum GmbH
Donaustraße 51, Memmingen, Germany, D - 87700 W:
www.metzeler-schaum.de
7G55
Mezzo
2nd Floor, 83 Hammersmith Grove, London, London, UK, W6 0NQ W:
www.mezzo.aero
Metzeler Schaum GmbH supplies technically advanced foam products to seat manufacturer, airlines and aviation industries worldwide. Fire hard foams such as METZOPROTECT and METZOPROTECT NG, as well as other light weight solutions and standard foams are available in cut and moulded shapes. Primary products: Seat- and Backrest cushions, Head rests, Lumbar Supports, Inflatable cushion devices rendering enhanced comfort for regular and lie-flat seats. Crew rest mattresses and improved cushions for Pilot and Attendant seats. Metzeler Schaum GmbH Donaustrasse 51, 87700 Memmingen, Germany, Tel: +49-8331 830 409, Fax: +49-8331 830 279,
aviation@metzeler-schaum.de,
www.metzeler-
schaum.de.
Mezzo was founded in 2004 to give passengers a better in-flight experience and to help airlines profit from these services. Mezzo has developed a full range of ancillary revenue generation solutions for use on devices like the new Samsung tablets. These solutions include on- board rental of IFE tablets, advertising, pay per view, on-board retailing and communications. Mezzo also offers applications for crew operational systems that bring “paperless cabins”, such as apps for electronic flight bag (EFB), electronic point of sale (EPOS), crew rostering, duty-free sales, on-board food and drink management.
6F9
Möbius Modell-und Formenbau GmbH & Co KG
Kiebitzhörn 26, Barsbüttel, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, 22885 W:
www.modellbaumoebius.de
Key applications. Fast and flexible production of every type of pattern by means of state of the art CAD/CAM Technology, as well as a number of CNC controlled machines. Due to our ability to produce all types of models and components with free-form surfaces we are able to support numerous industrial sectors: - Aerospace – Automobile – Rail.
Exhibiting on the Studiendepartment Fahrzeugtechnik und Flugzeugbau der HAW Hamburg stand.
1G28
Metzeler Technical Rubber Systems
6D60
Fred-Joachim-Schoeps-Str. 55, Edingen-Neckarhausen, Germany, D-68535
MGR Foamtex
Unit 10-12 Jefferson Way, Thame, Oxfordshire, U K, OX9 3SZ W:
www.mgrfoamtex.co.uk
Superior materials provide superior in-service performance. Metzeler TRS is the sole manufacturer of Silicone Rubber based Aircraft NTF. Airfloor ®
, Airflex ® , and Floorsil ® are
trademarked non-textile floor (NTF) covering systems for use in aircraft entry areas, galleys, lavatories, and flight deck areas. Metzeler's silicone rubber wear surface provide unique advantages including robust seam and seal integrity, light weight and ease of installation (no special tools or processes as with PVC welding). We would be pleased to see you at our new booth, 6D60, to discuss how our superior NTF system can reduce your fleet operating costs.
More than 25 years as the market leader in innovative upholstery solutions. MGR Foamtex’s unique holistic approach considers the dress cover and foam design within the same envelop, achieving unsurpassed comfort coupled with high visual appeal. After a recent expansion to our Design and Manufacturing Facilities MGR Foamtex have launched a New ECO Friendly ‘Style Cover'™
, following on from the huge
success of MGRSoftwall we are pleased to introduce the wipe clean Softwall range. We provide a personalised service every step of the way for all your upholstery needs via our EASA 21J, 21G and 145 approvals.
7F30
Mohawk Aviation Carpet
1C27
1975 West Oak Circle, Aircraft Carpet Division, Marietta, USA, 30062 W:
www.mohawkair.com
Mohawk Aviation Carpet is the World’s leading supplier of 100% Continuous Filament Nylon aircraft carpeting, supplying over 100 airlines worldwide and maintaining approximately 90% market share in the United States. Partnering with Akro Fireguard, a solutions-oriented engineering company specializing in fire and thermal management, we have developed Skylon Carpet with AkroBakTM the only patented 100% continuous filament nylon woven carpet that meets all FAA requirements and Airbus and Boeing requirements for smoke and toxicity. Airlines using nylon carpets have realized dramatic cost savings compared to 100 percent wool carpets, the previous industry standard.
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