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PAS Technologies signs long term agreement with Doncasters Shrewsbury

28/04/2008

Press releaseIssued by StandardAero Components Service (was PAS Technologies Inc.).

PAS Technologies Inc announced today that it had been awarded a two year long term agreement to supply coating and brazing support to Doncasters Shrewsbury at PAS Technologies Ireland facility located in Cork. Doncasters Shrewsbury is a supplier of fabrications and machined components to the aerospace industry, including turbine blades and vanes for aero-derived gas turbines.

Robert B. Weiner, President and CEO of PAS Technologies said, "We are delighted to have secured this long term partnership with Doncasters Shrewsbury. The agreement is another example of how we are harnessing our diverse capabilities to deliver exacting solutions for today's major aero engine programmes."

A privately held corporation headquartered in North Kansas City, Missouri, PAS Technologies Inc. (www.pas-technologies.com), specializes in providing cost-effective repair and overhaul solutions for the aerospace and industrial markets. By using innovative and proprietary high-technology repair processes, along with repair solutions licensed from OEMs, the company saves its customers from having to purchase costly replacement parts. It services a broad range of components, including gas turbine engines, critical airframe parts, gates, seats and stems used in oil fields, specialized provider of services to the power generation industry, and components used in other industrial high-wear, high-heat and highly corrosive environments.

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