In recognition of PFW’s outstanding performance in 2019, PFW was honored with the Best Supplier of the Year Award by Kawasaki Heavy industries, Ltd (KHI) during a virtual ceremony on December 22, 2020.
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Since 2018 PFW and the producer of additive manufacturing machines, BeAM, are maintaining a partnership. By means of corporate research activities the aerospace supplier wants to improve the development of the “DED-Technology” in order to save material and to decrease production costs in the long term.
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Speyer, Germany, July 21, 2020 – PFW Aerospace today announced it has earned a spot in the Boeing Premier Bidder Program. The program recognizes and rewards consistently high performing Boeing Commercial Airplanes suppliers and gives them an opportunity to increase their business with Boeing.
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PFW can be proud to be a part of the world’s first digital aerospace exhibition – ILA Goes Digital. It takes place from May 13th to July 31st 2020 and new articles are published on a weekly basis.
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Hutchinson, a global manufacturer of intelligent technical solutions for comfort, safety and energy efficiency primarily for the automotive and aerospace industries, has completed the acquisition of PFW Aerospace.
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Hutchinson has reached an agreement with Airbus SE and Safeguard to acquire Speyer, Germany-based PFW Aerospace GmbH, a company which manufactures tubes, ducts, as well as structural assemblies and components for aircraft and mainly supplies Airbus and Boeing.
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At the yearly “Finanzsymposium” in Mannheim, the biggest finance congress of the DACH-region, the finance department of PFW Aerospace GmbH presented in collaboration with HSBC their recently implemented “Receivables Finance Program”. It provides PFW a maximum of flexibility regarding Working Capital – Management.
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BeAM and PFW Aerospace are glad to announce their partnership to qualify an aerospace component for a large civil passenger aircraft using Ti6Al4V which fulfils typical aerospace quality requirements. In addition, this collaboration focuses on industrialising the DED process to manufacture series components.
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Aircraft manufacturers understand the term cadences to mean production plans and projections reaching far into the future. One could think that this foresight also provides planning security for suppliers, but often the opposite is the case.
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Researchers at KIT are developing an assistance system that will make it easier for engineers to manufacture and maintain tight fitting aircraft tanks.
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