Our Company

Park Aerospace Corp. develops and manufactures advanced composite materials, primary and secondary structures and assemblies and low-volume tooling for the aerospace markets. Park’s aerospace manufacturing and development facility is located in Newton, Kansas.

History

2020
  • Park introduces E-752-MTS, its next generation 350°F cure epoxy prepreg for primary structures.
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2009

Park breaks ground on the expansion of its new facility in Newton, Kansas to design and manufacture advanced composite parts and assemblies for the aerospace market. Park receives R&D Supplier of the Year Award from Northrop Grumman. 

2008

Park opens a new facility in Newton, Kansas to produce advanced composite materials for the North American aerospace market.

2007

Park commissions the Nelco Products Pte. Ltd. “Pioneer” facility in Singapore to produce advanced composite materials for the Asian aerospace market. Park acquires Nova Composites, Inc.

2006

Park broke ground on a new advanced composite factory in Singapore. Park also announced an upcoming composites facility in Kansas.

2005

The Nelco Technology Zhuhai facility is completed.

2004

Park Electrochemical Corp. reaches its 50th Anniversary! Park begins constructing a new manufacturing facility in Zhuhai, China.

2003

The Nelco Products, PTE facility undergoes another expansion. R&D expands at Neltec, Inc. in Arizona. Park exits the mass lamination market in Europe. Park and Snecma Propulsion Systems entered into a long-term agreement, in which Park will market and distribute SPS’s Raycarb C2 carbonized rayon fabric to manufacturers of rocket motors for tactical and heavy launch vehicle motors.

2002

Park opens a Nelco® electronics material facility in Wuxi, China to support the Chinese marketplace. The European operations are consolidated with the closure of the Nelco, UK manufacturing facility.

2001

2001

  Park completes expansions of its Nelco® electronic material manufacturing facilities in Fullerton, CA and Newburgh, NY, which include automated lamination and finishing technology and advanced treating technology. Neltec, Inc. in Arizona adds capabilities to offer Nelco® RF/Microwave materials in the United States, including materials for long laminate antenna applications. Park sells its Nelco Technology Inc. mass lamination facility in the United States.

2000

Park offers the advanced composite material industry’s first FAA Accepted Design Allowables Database that can be shared by multiple users.