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Alcore Brigantine Upgrades Honeycomb Machining Capabilities
- 7 March 2008
Anglet, France - Alcore Brigantine
has announced they are expanding
their existing facilities for
machining non-metallic honeycombs (Nomex™
and Kevlar™ N636) in early April,
2008.
Since 1985, Alcore Brigantine has
been a leading manufacturer of
composite materials. Their skills
at manufacturing honeycomb for the
aerospace industry includes the
production and finishing of aluminum
honeycomb into ready-to-bond parts
for aircraft composite structures.
Alcore Brigantine has 2 plants
dedicated to honeycomb machining
that are equipped for 5 axis milling
and shaping of aluminum honeycomb
finished parts. The expansion of
their new facilities will
accommodate a separate area
dedicated to non-metallic Nomex and
Kevlar honeycomb products.
These enhancements will allow Alcore
Brigantine to supply machined
aluminum and non-metallic honeycomb
core details that are qualified to a
wide range of aerospace
qualifications.
For more
information about Alcore
Brigantine’s capabilities please
contact Laurent Demaret, Sales
Manager, at
sales@alcorebrigantine.fr.
Alcore Brigantine is a subsidiary of
M.C. Gill Corporation,
the
oldest, continuously operating
manufacturer of “composites" in the
world. The M.C. Gill Corporation
was founded in 1945 and is
headquartered in El Monte,
California.
Key
products include honeycomb core,
sandwich panels, and cargo liners
for the aerospace industry.
For additional
information:
Carrie Copeland –
Marketing Communication Manager
M.C. Gill Corporation
Phone: 626-443-4022
ext. 2257
Fax: 626-350-5880
Email:
ccopeland@mcgillcorp.com
www.mcgillcorp.com
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