Platinum Aerostructures

Platinum Aerostructures is an aerospace parts company in Nevada, Missouri. It provides aerospace panels, parts, and custom manufacturing. The company was founded in 2004. It has a 152,000 square foot facility at the crossroads of Highway 54 and Interstate 49.

The company specializes in phosphoric acid anodizing of aluminum, prime, paint, and metal bonding. The site cites BAC 5555 for phosphoric acid anodizing of aluminum for structural bonding, and BAC 5514 for common bonding requirements for structural adhesives. It also does special processing and fabrication of OEM parts.

The site lists its equipment. It has an 8x20 etch line, a 12 foot metal roller, a metal lathe, a CNC router, and a 9x22 autoclave. The site says the company has what it needs to custom manufacture aviation parts for specific needs.

The site says the company has completed over 200 projects and has over 50 satisfied customers. It lists multiple capabilities and multiple certifications. It says it is veteran owned and HUBZone certified. The site includes a client testimonial that calls the work high quality and on time.

Ken Loomer is chief executive. He is a co-founder who has worked in aviation for over 60 years. He served four years in the Air Force and 21 years as a supervisor at TWA before co-owning Aerocell Structures. Amelia Crihfield is general manager, and Tyler Vance is director of engineering.

The company's address is 1200 East Highland Avenue, Nevada, Missouri 64772. The phone is 417-667-3600, and the fax is 417-667-3655. Office hours are 7 to 3:30, Monday through Friday. The site has a quote request form.