Pyrogenesis Canada Inc T.PYR

Main list of Aerospace Tier 1 for the sleuths here

[Pitpitcolisse]

Main list of Aerospace Tier 1 ranked by commodity:

 

This list is not exhaustive as many company below have multitude business units with activity in several different commodity. This list is then an overview of the main Tier 1 in each commodities.

 

Tier 1 aerospace companies – Engine maker:

 

• GE aviation
• Collins Aerospace (Pratt and Whitney)
• Safran
• Honeywell
• Rolce Royce

 

Tier 1 aerospace companies – AeroStructure:

 

• Spirit AeroSystems
• GKN
• Triumph
• Mitsubishi (MH)

 

Tier 1 aerospace companies – Avionic:

 

• Thales
• Esterline
• Meggitt
• BAE Systems
• Collins Aerospace
• Crane Aerospace
• Safran
• Moog
• Cobham
• L3 Communication
• Teledyne Technologies

 

Tier 1 aerospace companies – Landing Gear:

 

• Heroux Devtek
• Collins Aerospace
• Safran

 

Tier 1 aerospace companies – Cabin :

 

• Safran (Zodiac)
• Collins Aerospace
• Encore

 

Tier 1 aerospace companies – Fuel and fluid management:

 

• Parker Aerospace
• Eaton
• Triumph
•  

source https://aerospaceexport.com/main-tier-1-aerospace-companies/

[kjs4381]

Could be any one of these but, a couple years ago Rolls Royce was testing powders from pyr, and was instrumental in getting pyr to remove the tungsten from the titanium powders. Good chance the client is Rolls Royce. Jmo

[Snowdrift]

Totally agree.

[Snowdrift]

Totally agree.

[ScienceFirst]

KJS4381 ... Indeed, PYR is known to Rolls Royce ... ;-) Nov. 17, 2017: PyroGenesis Signs NDA with Rolls-Royce for Additive Manufacturing Powders - 3DPrint.com | The Voice of 3D Printing / Additive Manufacturing Last month, PyroGenesis completed the successful ramp-up of its first system, during which it received multiple sample orders and developed potentially game-changing new

[wrongsideoftrax]

Honeywell and Rolls Royce are working together for DARPA project.  Great video on Honeywell printing powder additive 3D printing aerospace parts(starts at 5min if video). Shows parts being manufactured. I feel like Honeywell is the customer. https://www.cnet.com/pictures/how-honeywell-uses-3d-printing-to-make-plane-parts/

[ChazUncsRelativ]

Nice find! Very informative! I need to hear some Unclytics on our latest news. Unc! Operation lift off is a go   -Chaz

[anydaynowplease]

I'm sure now its 200 by May 24 lol :) But seriously, this is all great news.  It's  a shame there is such a long lead time between testing and getting final product ok but once the sales start rolling in there will be no stopping this machine. Nice find! Very informative! I need to hear some Unclytics on our latest news. Unc! Operation lift off is a go   -Chaz