Aviation Parts Manufacturers Directory

Aviation manufacturers produce hardware, electronics, and mechanical equipment used to build, maintain, and repair aircraft. This alphabetical directory allows buyers to select a company and view associated part numbers in ASAP Semiconductor’s catalog.

Manufacturers Across Aircraft Systems

The aviation supply chain includes companies specializing in:

• Airframe hardware: Bolts, rivets, bearings, brackets, fittings, and structural products.
• Avionics and electrical equipment: Connectors, switches, relays, sensors, displays, lighting, and circuit components.
• Fluid and mechanical systems: Pumps, valves, actuators, seals, hoses, filters, and hydraulic equipment.
• Cabin, safety, and maintenance products: Interior fittings, emergency equipment, placards, adhesives, lubricants, tools, and consumables.

Buyers searching by product description or application can also explore the aviation part types directory.

What You Can Find in a Manufacturer Catalog

After selecting a manufacturer, buyers can review its cataloged part numbers and product information. Records may include an item description, NSN, or CAGE Code. A listing’s RFQ option can be used to request availability, pricing, lead time, condition, and documentation.

If the manufacturer is unknown, the broader aviation parts catalog provides access to related products.

Confirm the Manufacturer and Part

Records may use legal names, trading names, former names, divisions, subsidiaries, or abbreviations. A CAGE Code can help distinguish similarly named organizations or business locations.

Preserve the complete part number, including prefixes, suffixes, dashes, slashes, and revision characters. A small difference may indicate another configuration or specification.

Manufacturer Association Does Not Confirm Compatibility

A catalog listing does not automatically confirm that a part is approved for every aircraft using that manufacturer’s equipment. Verify the model, variant, serial-number effectivity, configuration, and installation requirements against the applicable Illustrated Parts Catalog, maintenance manual, component manual, drawing, or approved technical data.

Catalog presence also does not confirm current stock. Availability, quantity, condition, price, lead time, and documentation are established during quotation.

Request Parts by Manufacturer

Submit an RFQ with the manufacturer, complete part number, quantity, condition, delivery deadline, and documentation requirements. If the company is uncertain, include any available CAGE Code, NSN, NIIN, item description, equipment model, and label markings.