From heat seal adhesives to skin to core composite adhesives, non-structural aerospace adhesives have a range of formulations and applications for aircraft interiors. As trends in aerospace grow and new materials are introduced into cabin interiors, the need for these adhesives to bond substrates together increases as well. Let’s take a closer look at contact adhesives used in …
3 Innovations That Improve Aircraft Cleanliness
A recent study determined that consumer travel choices are based on aircraft cleanliness as much as price. To meet these heightened demands, it’s imperative that aircraft interior manufacturers consider new methods during the design phase to improve cleanliness onboard. Learn about three key hygienic innovations that could be implemented in your aircraft interior production …
Do Your Aircraft Interior Designs Improve Utility?
As aircraft interiors continue to evolve, better meeting consumer preferences for comfort and connectivity, it’s a good idea for design engineers to keep in mind how their designs can also improve aircraft interior utility. Take a look at certain innovations to ensure your designs measure up. Aircraft Interior Galleys In an effort to make the …
Should You Consider an Alternative to Your Aerospace Epoxy Film?
While epoxy films are commonly used and serve as a strong bonding method, they can be over engineered for certain aircraft interior applications. In these cases, an epoxy may give more strength than necessary and cause the following issues: Substrate failure Inefficient processing conditions Therefore, it’s important that manufacturers consider switching to non-epoxies, such as …
