REPAIRING HONEYCOMB BONDED PANELS

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE	THE NORDAM GROUP, INC.	6910 N. Whirlpool Dr. Tulsa OK 74117	Repairing Honeycomb Bonded Panels, Flight Control Surfaces, Wing Tip Lenses, Flap Vanes, Heat Exchangers, Air Frames, Cabin Shells, Lenses, Tail Cone Lenses, Navigational and Landing Light Lenses, and Acrylic Canopies, All as Employed in Aircraft;
A TRADITION OF PERFORMANCE	THE NORDAM GROUP, INC.	6910 N. Whirlpool Dr. Tulsa OK 74117	REPAIRING HONEYCOMB BONDED PANELS, FLIGHT CONTROL SURFACES, WING TIP LENSES, FLAP VANES, HEAT EXCHANGERS, AIR FRAMES, CABIN SHELLS, LENSES, TAIL CONE LENSES, NAVIGATIONAL AND LANDING LIGHT LENSES AND ACRYLIC CANOPIES, ALL AS EMPLOYED IN AIRCRAFT;
NORDAM	NORDAM	P.O. BOX 3365 510 SOUTH LANSING TULSA OK 74120	Repairing Honeycomb Bonded Panels, Flight Control Surfaces, Wing Tip Lenses, Flap Vanes, Heat Exchangers, Air Frames, Cabin Shells, Lenses, Tail Cone Lenses, Navigational and Landing Light Lenses, and Acrylic Canopies, All as Employed in Aircraft;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

There is disclosed a honeycomb structure comprising a plurality of honeycomb segments (12), bonded into one piece, having an outer peripheral wall (8), cell walls (2) disposed inside the outer peripheral wall, and a large number of cells (3) partitioned by the cell walls and passing through an axial direction. The honeycomb structure (1) comprises the honeycomb segment (12) in which the cell walls (2) have an angle in a range of 25 to 65 degrees to a straight line along an outermost point of the outer peripheral wall (8a) adjacent to another honeycomb segment, in a vertical section to an X-axis direction of the honeycomb structure (1). The honeycomb structure including the honeycomb segment can be used in a filter for trapping particulate in an exhaust gas of an internal combustion engine, boiler, etc. and can be superior in resistance to cracks by a thermal stress.