Protective Cases for Aerospace and Aviation

Which certifications do aerospace customers require?

Typically AS9100D (quality management) and EN 9100, supplemented by EN 9145 (weld inspection) for aluminium parts. Material certificates to EN 10204 3.1. We supply declarations of conformity and batch traceability per lot.

Can you design cases resistant to high temperature?

For avionics and satellite components we recommend PBT/ASA or PC+ABS with glass fibre. Continuous use up to 120 °C, short-term to 150 °C. Aluminium foam lining reflects radiant heat and protects components.

How are cases sealed for outdoor use?

IP67 standard: EPDM foam seal including pressure equalization valve, so no condensation forms at temperature swings. Stainless steel AISI 316 hinges. Corrosion resistant per MIL-STD-810H method 502.

Do you support GDP certification for road commissions?

Yes. We provide GDP-compatible packaging documentation: serialization, temperature logger integration (optional), traceability per batch. Combined with validated 21 °C containers and pharma logistics, our cases meet EU GDP guideline 2013/C 343/01 requirements.

What is the lead time for special components?

Typical lead time for special components: 20-30 business days after drawing approval, 7-10 business days for stock items. Sample pieces in 7-12 business days. During peak season from October to January, production extends by 30-50 %. For urgent requirements we ship express and quote the surcharge in the offer.

How do you prevent condensation inside the case?

With a mechanical pressure equalisation valve in the base, which slowly lets air in and out as temperature changes, instead of trapping moisture. For transports under 2 hours we deliberately omit desiccant bags, as they can release moisture rather than absorb it. For long transports we recommend desiccant packs with a shelf-life date.