Spartech, a leading manufacturer of engineered thermoplastics for the aerospace industry for over three decades, announces the new product launch of RoyalAero R755 thermoplastic sheet. Available in a gauge as thin as 0.028 inches, this innovative material meets stringent FAA guidelines and requirements listed in FAR 25.853 (d) Part V and FAR 25.853 (d) part IV for commercial aircraft interior applications.

“RoyalAero R755’s ultra-thin gauge provides a distinct advantage for commercial aircraft manufacturers seeking to reduce overall component weight, lower fuel consumption, and achieve greater flexibility in product designs – all while meeting complex regulatory and performance standards,” said Spartech Aerospace Market Development Manager, Andy Baumler.

“As the commercial aircraft industry has evolved, the regulatory and performance requirements for interior application materials have become more complex,” Baumler added. “This is where RoyalAero R755 thermoplastic sheet stands out for aircraft with 20+ seats that must meet very specific burn and smoke performance requirements.”

In addition to meeting burn, smoke, and weight requirements, RoyalAero R755 provides high tensile strength and stiffness for superior impact resistance. It is also formulated to resist staining, fading, cracking, and crazing caused by harsh cleansers. This makes the material an ideal choice for seat backs, armrests, tray tables, window shrouds, wall panels, and galleys.

Because of the sustainability initiatives of both commercial aircraft manufacturers and the airline companies they serve, it’s important to note that the RoyalAero product line offers products that are 100% manufactured using post-industrial recycled material. A proven trim buy-back program provides complete circular recycling.

And because this innovative thermoplastic sheet is made in the USA, supply chain security is assured. R755 is available in custom colors, sheet sizes, gauges, surface finishes, and functionalities such as static control and antimicrobial properties.