Royal Engineered Composites

Royal Engineered Composites is a manufacturer of advanced composite structures for the aerospace community. It is based at 1046 E. 9th Street in Minden, Nebraska. The company says it was founded over 75 years ago.

The site describes the company as a fully integrated manufacturer. Its products include structures, radomes and fairings, engine components and ducting. The meta description names aircraft secondary structures, exterior access doors and fairings on projects such as the V-22 Osprey, the Boeing 787 and the Airbus A320.

The plant has six autoclaves, the largest measuring 12 by 30 feet. It has 16,000 square feet of temperature and humidity controlled clean room space, split into three separate rooms for radomes, structural work and laser projection. Eight laser ply projectors help with layup.

The company runs a composite machining center with a 5-axis abrasive waterjet and a 5-axis high-speed router, plus eight more CNC mills in 3, 4 and 5 axis. Non-destructive inspection uses A-scan, C-scan and phased array ultrasonic testing, with Level II and Level III inspectors on site. NDI runs on three shifts, which the site says helps parts move through inspection on time.

Post processing includes priming, painting, rain erosion protection and conductive coatings. Assembly work includes lightning diverters, machined hardware and quick change fasteners. The site says the company is certified to the latest industry-wide standards.

Requests for quotes can be sent to the RFQ inbox listed on the contact page, and the site posts its purchase order terms. Phone is 308-832-2760. The site also has links to Facebook and LinkedIn pages and a news feed.