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R.W. Raddatz, Inc.

FAA and EASA approved repair station for aircraft components and PMA parts

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About R.W. Raddatz

R.W. Raddatz, Inc. is a repair station and manufacturer in Deerfield Beach, Florida. The company repairs aircraft components and makes PMA parts, tooling, special equipment and other commercial components. The site describes the company as an FAA and EASA approved repair station.

The company was founded by Robert W. Raddatz in 1987. The site says the team has experience in grinding, CNC milling and turning, boring, honing, EDM, welding and assembly. Welding covers base metal groups I to VI. The company also does minor and major DER repairs on mechanical component parts.

The company serves customers in aerospace, the nuclear industry and the medical industry. The site also names the automotive industry, oil and gas exploration, printing and several military and defense programs as customers.

For work it does not do in house, the company uses a certified vendor list. The site says these vendors offer non-destructive testing, heat treating, plasma spraying, plating, corrosion protection and other metal finishing.

The shop covers 30,000 square feet of air-conditioned floor space. The site says the repair shop was built for growth over the next two to five years and can be expanded. The equipment is new or fully reconditioned.

The site lists ISO certification, FAA and MIL approval, and EASA acceptance. The company runs a continuous improvement program focused on quality, productivity and turn time. Its FAA station number is SA4R511M.

The company invites visitors to tour the facility at 280 SW 12 Avenue in Deerfield Beach. Visitors can call 954-480-9327. The site also lists a European contact in The Netherlands at +316 55147500, an equipment list and terms and conditions.

Location

Deerfield Beach, United States

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