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Kaman Aerosystems, Rolls-Royce Enter Multi-Year Contract

By Jess Lulka  

October 22, 2014

Kaman Aerosystems, a manufacturer of proprietary aircraft bearings and components, has been awarded a contract by Rolls-Royce. Under this agreement, Kaman will manufacture Composite A-Frame Fairings for the Trent XWB engine, which is to power the Airbus A350 XWB aircraft.

Kaman is a supplier of integrated aerostructures, including metallic and composite structural assemblies and metallic parts for OEM (original equipment manufacturers) and Tier 1 aerospace companies. The company provides complete aerostructure solutions including design, tooling, manufacturing, testing and support.

“We are delighted to be embarking on this first step in a long term relationship with Rolls-Royce on this industry leading technologically advanced engine program,” stated Gary Tenison, vice president, Kaman Aerospace Group.

For more information, visit Kaman.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

 
 

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