Astro-Med, Inc.
- 600 E Greenwich Ave
- West Warwick, Rhode Island
- 2893
- Phone: (401) 828-4000
- Fax: (401) 822-2430
- Website
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Description
Thales is a global leader in onboard electronics for aircraft, supplying avionic suites and systems to major aircraft manufacturers. We provide our customers with the full range of equipment, subsystems and systems for flight control, navigation, communication and surveillance for aircraft including helicopters. Thales Avionics is a part of Thales Group, headquartered in Paris, France. Additional information about Thales Avionics products is available at: https://www.thalesgroup.com/en/worldwide/aerospace/what-we-do .
Decades of Experience Astro-Med has been manufacturing chart paper for over 30 years. We specialize in thermally sensitive papers for our own recorders as well as virtually every other direct thermal system in medical, industrial and research fields.
Astro-Med Test & Measurement Product Group designs and manufactures data acquisition instruments and supplies for the aerospace, automotive, and general industrial markets.
Astro-Med has been designing and perfecting thermal printing for over 40 years, and our experience shows in the quality of our printed output as much as it does in the quality of our printers. Our printouts are the most legible in the industry, even at top print speed.
The ToughWriter 5 is the latest generation airborne recorder from Astro-Med, and it uses the latest technology to provide the ideal airborne printing solution. From its high resolution, direct thermal printing process to its fast microprocessor to its upgraded PostScript® 3.0 page description language, the ToughWriter 5 gives it all to you in a compact package suitable for military transport aircraft applications.
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Company contacts
- Albert Ondis
- Chairman of the Board
- Graeme Macletchie
- Director
- Michael Natalizia
- Vice President
- Joseph O'connell
- Vice President
- Stephen Petrarca
- Vice President
- Mitchell Quain
- Director
- Harold Schofield
- Director
- Hermann Viets
- Chairman
- Gregory Woods
- President