Press release
09/12/2011
Curtiss-Wright Controls, Inc. today announced that it has received a contract for large cargo door hinges for use on the industry's newest commercial aircraft. The contract is valued in excess of $50 million.
Curtiss-Wright Controls will manufacture the cargo door titanium and aluminum piano hinges at its facility in Shelby, NC and deliver them to the customer for integration. Deliveries will begin in 2011. Curtiss-Wright's hinge manufacturing capability is part of the company's industry leading product line for cargo doors, which includes high-efficient rotary actuators, as well as door lift, lock and latch mechanisms.
"This new program is yet another clear indication that the world's airframe manufacturers continue to trust Curtiss-Wright to deliver new, high quality products with industry leading quality," said David Adams, Co-Chief Operating Officer of Curtiss-Wright Corporation. "We are proud to be expanding upon the state-of-the-art hard metal-cutting processes at our Shelby facility and positioning our company at the forefront of technology in this area."
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