Dunlop Aerospace has entirely reorganized its manufacturing and
services into four business units. The philosophy behind the reorganization
is to improve focus on fulfilling customers' needs throughout
the wide range of Dunlop Products.
The four units of Dunlop Aerospace are: Dunlop Aerospace Braking
Systems (DABS) headed by Chris Lee; Dunlop Aerospace Aftermarket
Systems (DAAS) led by David Jennings; Dunlop Aerospace Polymers
and Composites (DAPC) headed by Steve Salt; and Dunlop Aerospace
Fluid Dynamics (DAFD) headed by Mark Johnson.
DABS focuses on aircraft wheel, carbon and steel brakes, brake
management systems, hydraulic components and electronic controls.
DAAS provides repair and overhaul for Dunlop Aerospace customers.
DAPC is responsible for elastomeric seals and moldings for airframe
and engines, fire barriers and electrically conductive seals to
protect against lightning. DAFD heads the research and development
of bleed air control systems, air/oil separators, and rams and
actuators.
