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United Technologies Corporation (UTC) provides a broad range of high-technology products and services for the aerospace and commercial building industries. Our aerospace businesses include Sikorsky helicopters, Pratt and Whitney aircraft engines, and UTC Aerospace Systems. In 2013, we combined our commercial businesses to form UTC Building and Industrial Systems, the world`s largest provider of building technologies. It includes Otis elevators and escalators; Carrier heating, air-conditioning and refrigeration systems; and fire and security solutions from brands such as Kidde and Chubb.
SolaCom Technologies Inc. is a Gatineau, QC-based company in the Manufacturing sector.
Curtiss-Wright Corporation has the most renowned legacy in the aerospace industry. In 1929, Curtiss-Wright was formed by the merger of companies founded by Glenn Curtiss, the father of naval aviation, and the Wright brothers, renowned for history`s first flight. These technological pioneers ushered in the era of aviation and their trailblazing spirit made history. Curtiss-Wright has changed dramatically over the past eight decades, and continues to transform itself to be at the forefront of the markets that we serve. Today, Curtiss-Wright is an integrated, market-facing global diversified industrial company and remains a technology leader through this legacy of innovation. We maintain an extensive offering of critical products and services that were either developed internally or joined through strategic acquisitions. Our structure drives the focus upon our diversified end markets through three well-balanced segments – Commercial/Industrial, Defense and Energy – where we remain focused on advanced technologies for high performance platforms and critical applications. Furthermore, our technologies provide increased safety, reliability, and performance in the most demanding environments, serving numerous customers across a multitude of industries.
Turbocam is a Barrington, NH-based company in the Manufacturing sector.
When Able opened its doors in 1982 the business centered on the piece processing of turbine engine components for original equipment manufacturers. Through a working collaboration with select customers we learned to utilize our core processes to repair worn/damaged components directly for operators. We capitalized on that concept and have a current base of over 4,000 proprietary FAA-approved repairs applicable to over 800 individual components. We continue to grow and recently moved to a larger operations facility located in Mesa, Arizona. This new facility houses over two hundred (200) production, engineering, quality, customer service, sales and support personnel committed to one common mission - "To reduce aircraft operating costs by providing resourceful component repair, overhaul and approved replacement parts solutions". Our pursuit of alternative maintenance solutions and commitment to customer "partnerships" has spawned our reputation as unique problem solvers providing the best possible customer experience. We believe this spirit of continuous improvement will keep us on the leading edge of the aviation industry!