Peco

Astronics PECO Inc. is a leading provider of aerospace interiors, fuel access doors, medical assemblies, and mission-critical defense solutions. Company’s capabilities include design engineering, custom-injection molding, die-casting, machining, NADCAP-accredited bonding/chemical processes, and assembly. Their manufacturing environment is certified AS9100/ ISO9001:2008. For over 50 years, the company has provided passenger service units (PSU) for aircraft interiors, which incorporate air handling, emergency oxygen, electrical power management, call buttons, and cabin lighting. PECO serves markets for commercial aircraft, business aircraft, defense, and environmental control solutions. The company has enjoyed continued revenue growth and employ over 280 people.

A pioneer in die-casting in the Pacific Northwest, Product Engineering Company (PECO) was founded in Portland, Oregon in 1938, when Frank McGilvra and Norman Williams collaborated to produce die-cast brake parts. Since then, the Company evolved its product offerings to serve aerospace, defense, healthcare, and energy markets. In the late 1950s, PECO added plastic-injection molding. Then in the 1960s, the Company expanded into injection-molded aerospace products, such as Passenger Service Units (PSUs). In 1970, PECO acquired Sunne Controls, expanding, yet again, into temperature controls. In 2008 the Company was awarded full design responsibility for the 737 Boeing Sky Interior (BSI) PSU. Then in 2013, Astronics, Inc. acquired PECO, Inc., and the Company was renamed Astronics PECO Inc. In 2015, the Company relocated to Clackamas, Oregon. Today, the Company builds upon its roots in innovative design and manufacturing solutions for aerospace and defense. As a “Good to Great” company, Astronics PECO Inc. is committed to continuous improvement and delivering the highest standards of excellence in products and services to meet or exceed PECO customers’ expectations.