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The right amount of light
In addition to its standard range of mood, wash, puddle, snake lights and SIPS, WASP is displaying its new reading lights, up and downlighters, feature and shelf lights. It is also demonstrating its stowage lighting which is activated by the use of a Hall effect sensor.
Lighting for small spaces is easily catered
for through the use of its new miniature PCB based LED light module. Measuring only 34mm long and just 14mm high on a 54mm pcb, the new Mini Light Module is less than half the size of the previous smallest module, yet still contains all of the brightness and adaptability to fit small spaces. Designed to meet the appropriate
environmental and electrical qualification test criteria including RTCA DO-160, WASP’s lighting solutions will also include some new RGB lighting which is on show for the first time.
Tuplex to Distribute KYDEX® Thermoplastic Sheet
KYDEX, LLC has announced that Moscow-based Tuplex Russia will promote and distribute the entire line of KYDEX®
Thermoplastic sheet products. Tuplex has a network of
warehouses located in 8 cities throughout Russia, placing it amongst the leading distributors in the country. “Tuplex is continuing to expand into the industrial market sector, where KYDEX® Thermoplastic sheet products have demonstrated significant value to the customer. By aligning with an outstanding company like Tuplex we’re better positioned to expand our presence in Russia,” said Ronn Cort, International Business Manager at KYDEX.” Ilya Barabanov, Tuplex Product Manager, also sees the relationship as a positive one for Tuplex: “The varied and exclusive KYDEX®
product line is an asset for our customers. Not
only is the KYDEX brand synonymous with innovation and exacting quality, their professional technical support and service has earned them their rightful status of global leader in their industry. We’re very pleased to further their reach into Eastern Europe and beyond.”
MacCarthy to install equipment on B737-800 ‘Sky Interior’
MacCarthy Aviation has received its first order for installing equipment on the B737-800 ‘Sky Interior’ for Russian Airline Transaero. “Our relationship with Transaero has developed steadily over the years, providing toilet upgrades across their B737 fleet in the business class cabin”, explains Phil Francis, Sales Director. “This new order is for stowages, fixed class dividers and moveable class dividers for the B737-800 ‘Sky Interior’. “Working with the customer our Industrial design team has designed the movable class dividers in tune with the interior of the aircraft. Challenges they
had to overcome included working around the PSU installations, new bin shape, and designing a mechanism sympathetic to the ‘Sky interior’ pelmet and mood lighting installation.” MacCarthy Aviation has also been upgrading galleys across Transaero’s B737 and B767 fleet, introducing nespresso coffee makers to the Business class cabin. Upgrades to all lavatories in the Transaero B767 and 737 fleets for both Economy and Business class have also been undertaken, ensuring the Transaero image and customer experience is enhanced to the highest level.
Next wave in inventory control
EAM Worldwide is now offering RFID solutions to streamline in-cabin equipment tracking and inventory management without manual counts.
“RFID is beginning to take hold in a variety of other industries and the momentum is building around RFID as the new tracking standard. Clients can now complete an entire shipping container inventory check or an on-board airline safety check in just seconds,” states Eloy Leal, Director of Operations and Engineering. EAM is now offering customised software and a customer support experience designed to maximise the advantages of RFID technology.
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