Aircraft Interior Companies Combine Their Innovative Technologies to Combat COVID-19 on Aircraft July, 2020
The new Molon Labe S2 Economy Class Seat features Boltaron 9815N FAR-rated sheet for the seat shell and tray table, as well as Tapis’s anti-microbial Promessa Ultrafabric for the seat upholstery.
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SIMONA Boltaron Achieves AS9100 Rev D Certification April, 2020
This certification to the international aerospace quality standard signifies SIMONA Boltaron’s ongoing commitment to meeting and exceeding increasingly stringent industry requirements for aerospace related products for the interiors market.
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“Company honored in the 2020 Stevie® Awards” SIMONA Boltaron Stevie Awards Honoree
The customer service team for SIMONA Boltaron has been named a sales support team of the year in the 14th annual Stevie® Awards for Sales & Customer Service.
“Roadmap to Success” An Interview for CEO Magazine North America
CEO Larry Schorr is leading the organizational restructuring of SIMONA AMERICA’s operations, which has put it in better stead for the future.
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“Boltaron to Increase Thermoplastic Production” An Article in Aircraft Interiors International
Boltaron has announced that it intends to open a new extrusion line in the third quarter of 2018, in order to increase manufacturing capacity and help strengthen the company’s market share in the aerospace thermoplastic materials sector.
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“Fast-growing Boltaron Makes Ambitions Clear in Aircraft Interiors” An Article on Runway Girl Network
Roughly a decade ago Boltaron’s Newcomerstown, Ohio facility held as much as a 60% market share of the plastic card stock for credit cards and hotel room keys. The firm had long mastered the PVC calendering process, which sees raw materials in powder form fused into a homogeneous molten mass, and fed into a series of heated revolving rollers that squeeze the material to a desired thickness. As you can imagine, card stock business was good.
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