Aerostructures & components · France
Beringer Aero
- Region
- Other markets
- Country
- France
- Segment
- Aerostructures & components
- Verification
- Desk verified
- Website
- https://beringer-aero.com
- Founded
- 1985
Beringer Aero is a French manufacturer specialising in high-performance wheels and braking systems for light aviation, experimental aircraft, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Functioning as a Tier 1 supplier, the company focuses on the precision engineering of landing gear components, substituting traditional cast parts with CNC-machined aluminium assemblies. Their position in the aerospace value chain is defined by the development of lightweight, high-strength hardware designed to improve thermal dissipation and braking efficiency. The organisation supplies integrated wheel and brake assemblies to several major airframe manufacturers, including Cirrus Aircraft, Diamond Aircraft, and Pilatus Aircraft. Their systems are utilised on platforms such as the Cirrus SR20 and SR22, the Pilatus PC-6, and various Pipistrel models. Beyond original equipment manufacturing, the company provides aftermarket upgrade kits featuring their proprietary anti-skid valves and hydraulic master cylinders for a broad range of general aviation aircraft. Prospective partners should verify the specific Supplemental Type Certificates (STC) and Technical Standard Order (TSO) approvals applicable to their intended airframe and regional regulatory authority. It is essential to confirm the technical compatibility of Beringer's sealed ball-bearing wheel designs with existing axle configurations. Buyers should also assess the specific maintenance protocols and fluid requirements associated with the firm's high-pressure hydraulic components compared to conventional systems.
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