CAMX 2018 preview: BriskHeat
BriskHeat (Columbus, OH, US), a provider of flexible heating, insulating and temperature control solutions, is emphasizing its news that AeroNed BV is now the authorized location for BriskHeat’s ACR hot bonder calibrations and repair in Europe.
BriskHeat ACR3 hot bonder.
BriskHeat radome heater.
BriskHeat vacuum table.
BriskHeat (Columbus, OH, US), a provider of flexible heating, insulating and temperature control solutions, is emphasizing its news that AeroNed BV is now the authorized location for BriskHeat’s ACR hot bonder calibrations and repair in Europe. Located in the Netherlands, AeroNed will perform these services for BriskHeat’s ACR 3 Hot Bonders and ACR MiniPRO Hot Bonders. BriskHeat ACR hot bonders control the heat and vacuum for on-the-spot composite and metal bond repairs/cures. These systems are portable and self-contained; allowing mobility for in the field repairs used in aircraft repair, wind turbine blade repair and a variety of industries like automotive and marine in applications such as recreational vehicles, racing, sporting goods and more. BriskHeat also manufactures a range of custom heating blankets, radome heaters and vacuum curing/debulking tables for the repair of composite materials and other heating applications. Booth E65.
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