Aviation Parts
The Sagaert Group has a strong presence inthe aerospace industry, and several of its 24 production sites in France are involved in various programs for European and American aircraft manufacturers, including in the business aviation sector.
In the textile industry, we have been manufacturing fabrics, webbing, halyards, and bungee cords for decades.
In the plastics industry, broadly speaking, we laminate and mold all kinds of glass/silicone and aramid/silicone gaskets; at a dedicated subsidiary, we injection-mold specialty thermoplastic parts; and we manufacture a wide range of composite parts.
All the tooling required for these various production processes is still manufactured in-house, as we have four precision engineering subsidiaries, each specializing in specific fields and materials.
Our multi-site, multi-product structure allows us to continuously adapt our processes in response to changes in production volumes.
Over the years, it’s not uncommon to seemachined parts evolve from solid material to composite, and then from composite toinjection-molded parts... All right here at our company!
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Textile components (straps, halyards, bungee cords), plastic components (glass/silicone and aramid/silicone seals; thermoplastic injection-molded parts), and composite components for European and American aircraft manufacturers , including in the business aviation sector.
Yes, all tooling is manufactured in-house by four precision engineering subsidiaries— —each specializing in specific fields and materials.
Yes, we wrap and mold glass/silicone and aramid/silicone gaskets at , a subsidiary specializing in silicone injection molding.
Yes, this is actually quite common: over the years, a component may evolve from solid machining to composite , and then to injection molding—all within the same group.
Several of the group's 24 production sites in France are involved in various aerospace programs .
Want to learn more about our aerospace capabilities? Visit the page Aerospace.