Company Overview

Honeywell Airframe Systems, based in Mississauga, Ontario, is an acknowledged leader in the specialized fields of electric power conversion and distribution systems, electronic environmental control systems, sensors and controls for space systems, missile control actuation systems, ice protection/detection systems, emergency locator transmitters, and support services/repair & overhaul.

With approximately 1, 100 highly-skilled employees and 330, 000 square feet of modern design, manufacturing, testing and support facilities, the company markets a diverse range of aerospace products and services.

Over the last few years, Honeywell has recorded a number of major achievements. In the ECS business, Honeywell has designed and manufactured integrated environmental control systems on commercial and military aircraft such as the C-17A, MD-11, MD-90, B777, and F-22. Honeywell also supplies the regional and business jet market with equipment on the Lear 45, Hawker Horizon, and the new Dornier Do728JET. Each of these programs consists of complex, integrated subsystems, employing digital technology and providing for a significant level of cockpit automation to reduce flight crew workload.

In its electric power business, Honeywell was selected to supply the power distribution system and the APU electric start system for the next generation B737-500/600/700 aircraft. Boeing rates Honeywell in the top five percent of all of its suppliers and in 1998 awarded Honeywell with its prestigious Supplier of the Year award.

Representing a major achievement, Honeywell was also selected to design, build, test, install and certify the complete electric power generation and distribution system for the deHavilland DASH 8-400 aircraft. This was the first instance of any major OEM outsourcing complete system responsibility for the electric power system.

Performance on this program contributed to the recent award of the electric power system for the new Agusta AB-139 helicopter.

Honeywell is a supplier of products for space vehicles and applications including the electric power system on the X-33 demonstrator vehicle and a variety of sensors for the International Space Station.

Awards:

• 2003 Most Improved Repair Services Embedded Site
• 2003 Environmental Excellence
• 2003 ISO 14001 Certified
• 2002 Repair & Overhaul Growth Award
• 2001 Northrop Key Plan Award
• 2001 Apache Helicopter Delivery Award (Nov. 2001)
• 2001 City of Mississaugas Large Business of the Year
• 2000 100 Best Companies to Work For
• 1998 DCMC Award Winner - Delivery
• 1998 Boeing Supplier of the Year
• ISO/AS9100 Certified

Ownership:

Honeywell Engines & Systems is a unit of Honeywell ASCa Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Honeywell International Inc.

Honeywell's Canadian headquarters in Mississauga, Ontario, operates in diverse markets including aerospace products and services; control technologies for buildings, homes and industry; automotive products; specialty chemicals; fibres;

and electronic and advanced materials. In 2003, revenues exceeded C$1.3 billion.

Honeywell International Inc., with headquarters in Morristown, New Jersey, is a diversified technology and manufacturing leader with 2003 annual sales of C$35 billion employing more than 100, 000 in nearly 100 countries.

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Additional Details

Legal Name: Honeywell ASCa Inc.

Number of Employees: 1100

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Services

• Repair And Overhaul Services

  Honeywell maintains R&O support capability for all products designed manufactured in its 40 year history in Toronto. In addition to R&O, an extensive inventory of spare parts is maintained to ensure customers' downtime is minimized.

Products

• Electric Power Conversion & Distribution Systems

  Honeywell designs, develops, and manufactures complete electric power conversion and generation systems for aircraft, spacecraft, and land vehicles. Integrated systems include controls, generators, converters, inverters, distribution boxes, panels, and contactors.

• Environmental Control Systems
• Ice Protection/Detection Systems
  • Honeywell's ETIPS system is comprised of a controller and an

  electro-thermal film that is bonded to aircraft wings. The system provides uniform, regulated heat to the wing surface that removes ice and prevents ice formation.

  • C/FIMS (Contaminant/Fluid Integrity Measurement System)

  detects and provides information on the amount and condition of ice and de-icing and anti-icing fluids on aircraft wings.

• Missile Actuation Systems

  Honeywell maintains capability to design, develop, fabricate, and test missile actuation systems and works conjunction with partners on international collaborative programs.

• Sensing Systems, Air Flow, Electronic

  Supplied by themselves or as part of complete systems, Honeywell's line of sensors are designed to perform in harsh aircraft environments of high vibration, temperature extremes, and fluid contamination. Honeywell will custom design a sensor to meet customer needs in small batch or long production runs.

• Sensors And Controls, Space Programs

  Honeywell develops and manufactures gas sensors, moisture sensors, temperature sensors, and fluid level sensors for applications such as the International Space Station.

  ASACa has responsibility for the electric power and actuation systems for the NASA X-33 unmanned spacecraft, the demonstrator for next generation space shuttle.

• Transmitters, Emergency Locator

  Honeywell's emergency locator transmitters, which are carried aboard more than 90 percent of the world's commercial aircraft on transoceanic flights, are available in two models:

  The RESCU 406, which operates on triple frequencies (121.5 / 243 / 406 MHz) works in conjunction with the international search and rescue satellite system operated by COSPAS/SARSAT. The RESCU 406 is certified by Transport Canada, FAA, CAA(UK), LBA (Germany), and COSPAS-SARSAT, and is a direct replacement for the RESCU 99

  The RESCU 99, the industry standard in survival type ELTs for over 25 years, is an analog transmitter operating at 121.5 and 243 MHz. Over 23, 000 have been delivered and are carried by major commercial airlines the world over.

• Window Heat Controls

  Window Heat Controls, developed in conjunction with aircraft window manufacturers, supply power to the imbedded heating elements in the windscreen to prevent ice and condensation formation. Honeywell's products are found on B747, B757, B767, C-17, and ATR-42/72.

NAICS Categories

• 336410 Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing
• 541330 Engineering Services
• 541710 Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering and Life Sciences

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