Information about aircraft construction
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Far from superficial
Beyond the Surface
F. LIST GMBH have gained themselves a reputation as a supplier of modern interiors for yachts and aircrafts. Their clear objective is to meet the great challenges faced in the highly sensitive aircraft industry, as the demands for utmost precision are many times higher there than in other industries.
Distortion-free vision when flying
The focus is on plastics technology
The name Mecaplex comes up whenever it is about transparencies. Almost all gliders manufactured in Europe, but also business and military jets, are provided with their panes. The Swiss company is specialised in the three-dimensional forming of acrylic glass without optical distortion and their knowhow is met with world-wide appreciation.
The measure of all things
Smallest details defined and determined
In general, in the aircraft industry even the smallest deviation in the precision of component machining is unwanted. This demand is made on numerous components of military and civil aircraft and machining accuracy is the most important criterion for machine manufacturers.
Top quality in series production
Dust and chip-free milling process
At first, “a deliberate investment in future capacities” sounds daring, above all when it refers to a big CNC-milling unit including robot systems. For MN Coil, an important supplier of the automotive and aircraft industry, however, it constitutes a well-considered step to reach a position where they can react to changes in the market at any given time and ensure economic stability.
Highest demands on technology
Resilience versus aerodynamics
In an era dominated by jet planes, propeller aircraft seem somewhat nostalgic. Aerobatics, such as Martin Albrecht, member of the national aerobatics team, however, give impressive proof with their flights that there is certainly nothing nostalgic to their activities. The blades are milled from wooden blocks on our high-quality CNC-machines according to CAD/CAM specifications.