TECT Aerospace's cutting-edge technology is spread across its network of facilities located throughout the U.S. It's the combination of this technology and our outstanding people that gives us some of the most robust and unique capabilities in the aerospace manufacturing industry. From proprietary manufacturing techniques to fully integrated supply chains, these TECT Aerospace facilities have what it takes to produce the components and assemblies that help keep the world's aircraft aloft.
TECT Aerospace's Everett, Wash., facility is located on Paine Field. This facility manufactures a wide variety of complex machined, stretch formed, mill-turn products ranging from commercial aircraft floor beams to large structural chords.
11002 29th Avenue West
Bldg. C-19
Everett, WA 98204
1.425.353.8080
Get directionsThe Kent, Wash., operation is a premier provider of 3- and 4-axis machined components made from titanium, aluminum and steel. This operation also manufactures benchtop assemblies and kits. It also uses a sophisticated FMS system to produce high-quality parts in a very efficient, lean manufacturing environment.
19420 84th Avenue South
Kent, WA 98032
1.253.872.7045
The Park City, Kan., location is home to TECT Aerospace's industry-leading Hypervelocity® manufacturing facility. This facility specializes in the manufacture of complex, monolithic structural components integrated into a lean manufacturing supply chain that reduces turnaround time from weeks to days.
5545 N. Mill Heights Drive
Park City, KS 67219
1.316.744.7904
Located 35 miles south of Wichita, Kan., the Wellington, Kan., operation boasts world-class spar milling, long bed 5-axis machining and 5-axis titanium machining. The Wellington operation also has exceptional sheet metal fabrication and jig-level structural assembly capabilities.
1515 North A Street
Wellington, KS 67152
1.620.359.5000
TECT Aerospace has four facilities located in Wichita, Kan. The machining facility, located on Southwest Boulevard, is a premier manufacturer of complex 4- and 5-axis structural components, including complex assemblies and welded structures made of titanium, aluminum and steel. This location produces components ranging from B-52 engine mounts to commercial aircraft landing gear components to military aircraft wing spars. Wichita is also home to TECT Aerospace Headquarters, an engineering facility and a turning facility.
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TECT Aerospace Headquarters 2872 N. Ridge Road, Suite 122 Wichita, KS 67205 1.316.425.3638 |
2019 Southwest Boulevard Wichita, KS 67213 1.316.529.5000 |
3130 W. Pawnee Wichita, KS 67213 1.316.529.5000 |
TECT Aerospace's Woodinville, Wash., operation is a world-class provider of complex, flight-critical mechanical and structural assemblies. This facility's capabilities include functional testing and certification for high-rate commercial aircraft, including bell cranks and engine cowls.
15323 Woodinville-Redmond Road NE
Woodinville, WA 98072
1.425.488.4700
