General Forming Corp

Hartwell Corporation manufactures latches and hinges for use in airplanes. The company s products are sold directly to manufacturers of airplanes and airplane components. Hartwell has two subsidiaries, Hasco and Southco. Hasco markets the latches and hinges manufactured by its parent company to distributors throughout the United States; Southco manufactures metal pins that are key components of Hartwell s latches and hinges. The company holds headquarters in Pacentia, Calif. and was founded in 1939.

Hydroform U.S.A. integrates aircraft manufacturing services for the aerospace industry with facilities that specialize in assembly, hydroforming, stretchforming, roll forming, brake forming, deep draw forming, joggle forming, hot forming, check and straightening, convential routing and fabrication, stamping and tooling fabrication. The 100,000 square foot facility includes a NDT (penetrant inspection) and a paint process line. In 1979, Chester Jablonski and Larry Brevik founded Hydroform in Los Angeles. Three years later, Jablonski s son, Kerry, joined Hydroform as general manager and soon the company acquired B2M and Bend, which complimented the diverse forming and fabricating capabilities with stretchforming and CNC Machining, profiling and routing. The company relocated to Carson, Calif., in 1992.

Based in North Hollywood, Calif., United Aeronautical Corporation specializes in the supply, overhaul and manufacture of aircraft parts. It is an ISO 9001:2000 certified company and manages the United States Government-approved quality control system, which conforms to the MIL-I_45208A standard. The company operates through a 200,000 square foot weatherproof warehouse with approximately 80,000 square feet of Class A repair and production shops. Repair and overhaul facility of United Aeronautical Corporation is Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) licensed. It is a member of the National Association of Aircraft & Communications Suppliers (NAACS).