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Avionics Services
Rua Tiangua, 136 - Vila Mascote, São Paulo, Brazil, 04363-100 W:
www.avionics.com.br
Avionics Services is a Brazilian company with over 16 years of worldwide experience in the aviation industry. We offer engineering for avionics, electronices and interiors retrofit and installation. We also design and products to comply with any customer requests, including the manufacture of modern and innovative systems such as LED lighting, entertainment, control panels, security and surveillance, among others.
5B30
AVOX Systems Inc - Zodiac Aerospace 225 Erie Street, Lancaster, New York, USA, 14086
7D50
AXON' KABEL GmbH
Hertichstr. 23, Leonberg, Germany, D-71229 W:
www.axon-cable.com
7F15
AVOX Systems, a part of the Oxygen Systems Division of Zodiac Aerospace, is a worldwide leader in the design, manufacture and maintenance of respiratory protective equipment for the civil and military aerospace markets. Its product list includes chemical and gaseous oxygen supply equipment, passenger and crew masks and general aviation accessories. By joining the Zodiac Group, AVOX Systems becomes a complete system provider for all aviation oxygen needs. AVOX Systems is a proud supplier to Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier, Embraer, Gulfstream, Dassault, Hawker Beechcraft, Cessna, Piper, Lockheed, Honda, Mitsubishi and others.
Exhibiting on the Zodiac Aerospace stand.
The AXON' CABLE group is a world-wide organization with over 1500 staff located in sales and manufacturing centers throughout Europe, Asia and North America. The ability to offer custom design solutions for high tech markets keeps AXON’ CABLE at the forefront of cable technology and continues to ensure group turnover of 104 million €. For aeronautic customers Axon’ provides custom designed harnesses with Axon’-made miniature Micro-D and Nano-D connectors. This year’s exhibition highlights are: customized micro-D connectors (i.e. high density version), high speed 10 Gbits Micro-D ethernet links and complete MIL-STD- 1553 Bus system solutions.
Aviosign BV
De Corantijn 1D, Zwaag, Netherlands, 1689 AN W:
www.aviosign.nl
5B21
Axminster Carpets Ltd
Gamberlake, Axminster, Devon, UK, EX13 5PQ W:
www.axminster-carpets.co.uk
6G78
B&W Engineering GmbH & Co. KG
Junkers str. 4-6, Neu-Ulm, Bayern, Germany, 89231 W:
www.bw-forschung.de
6B92
Aviosign is a certified supplier for the aerospace industry since 1997. We produce high quality signs and placards for interior, galleys and trolleys and exterior of aircraft. We use aerospace- approved materials, such as reverse screen- printed GE Lexan™
polycarbonate and Metalphoto™ anodised aluminium, which offers
exceptional durability combined with a long- lasting quality appearance. We also deliver complete sets of lettering. Our customers are Airlines and MRO facilities.
Exhibiting on the Stellar Travel Supplies B.V. stand.
Axminster Carpets produce loop and cut pile wilton carpets engineered specifically for aircraft interiors. We produce all our own yarn and therefore we can conform fully to the most stringent specification whether in wool, nylon or a blend of both. We have stock ranges and a fully bespoke design service and by handling all aspects of production 'in-house' we can respond to the tightest of deadlines producing first quality carpet that conforms to all the latest certification criteria.
Exhibiting on the Andrew Muirhead & Son Ltd stand.
B&W Engineering offers a range of high-end thermally insulated catering equipment – ALogEqu - which is already flying with various airlines. The Magic- and Cold-Boxes enable real food-safety by storing frozen, chilled and hot meals and beverages for many hours in a closed temperature chain, even at extreme ambient temperatures. Without power and dry-ice. With A-LogEqu Airlines become independent of electrical galley inserts and can even realise dry- galley concepts to save galley weight, initial costs, maintenance and lower the complexity. The insulated boxes go into ATLAS + KSSU carts and SU and thus enable chairside service of various hot beverages, hot and chilled meals and ice.
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