THE INDUSTRY’S MOST ADVANCED LIGHTWEIGHT SOLUTIONS.
Starting with a pivotal project for Airbus Helicopters’ NH90, Integris has expanded its portfolio to include various aircraft from Airbus, Leonardo Helicopters, and Embraer. Their expertise also extends to retrofitting older aircraft and protecting civil commercial planes like the A350.
Integris continues to innovate, leveraging strategic collaborations and a wealth of experience to deliver high-performance ballistic protection solutions for the aerospace industry. Their commitment to safety and operational integrity positions them as a trusted partner in the sector.
Cockpit Protection
Lightweight panels and ballistic windows installed in helicopter cockpits protects the crew from small arms fire from below.
Pilot Seat Protection
Pilots can be protected be specially developed pilot seat shells with anti-ballistic capabilities.
Modular Ballistic Floors
Special ballistic floors protects the belly of the aircraft with easy installation and maintenance.
Side Panel Protection
Rear Ramp
Protective Systems
Addressing the Weight Concern: Optimal Lightweight Solutions for Aerospace
One of the most pressing concerns in the aerospace industry is the need for lightweight solutions. With weight playing a pivotal role in the efficiency and maneuverability of aircraft, especially helicopters, a solution that doesn’t compromise the aircraft performance is paramount. At the forefront of these innovations is ballistic protection. Traditional armor systems, while effective, have often been associated with significant weight penalties.
Certifications and Documentation: Ensuring Compliant Helicopter Armor Systems
It’s not just about having advanced armor systems; it’s about ensuring they are compliant and certified for airborne operations. Especially in helicopters, where each component is meticulously vetted for safety and efficiency, the documentation becomes a major requirement. Introducing new elements, especially as critical as aircraft armor, requires rigorous verification and validation processes. How can organizations navigate this intricate maze of regulatory standards and documentation?
Streamlined Installations: Overcoming Invasive Methods
Historically, adding ballistic protection to an aircraft meant invasive installation methods. These methods not only posed challenges in terms of time and resources but also often necessitated the recertification of the platform. Additionally, with changing armor components, sourcing spare parts could quickly become a logistical nightmare.
Frequently Asked Questions
What solutions are essential in helicopter solutions?
Essential solutions for helicopters include lightweight and durable materials, ballistic protection, efficient armor systems, and non-invasive installation methods to ensure safety without compromising performance.
Can Integris provide the necessary documentation to manage upgrades and retrofit?
Yes, Integris Composites can provide all the necessary documentation required for upgrades and retrofits, ensuring seamless integration and compliance with aerospace standards.
What is the mass density impact on the platform?
The mass density impact refers to the added weight from any new components or systems, like armor, which can influence the performance and fuel efficiency of the platform. Integris Composites focuses on super lightweight solutions to minimize this impact, ensuring optimal performance remains uncompromised. For further information on AD, please reach out to your local Integris representative here.
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