Labinal

Industry:	Wire & Cable
Revenues:	$75.6 Million
Employees:	900

Description

Labinal, Inc. manufactures and assembles harnesses and wired structural assemblies for the Boeing Commercial Airplanes, Boeing Integrated Defense Systems, Spirit AeroSystems and Dassault Falcon Jet. The main facility is located in Pryor, Oklahoma, with customer support facilities in Wichita, Kansas, Little Rock, Arkansas and Everett, Washington. Labinal-Corinth, Inc. manufactures and assembles harnesses and wired structural assemblies for Boeing Commercial Airplanes, Boeing Integrated Defense Systems, Spirit AeroSystems and Lockheed Martin Aeronautics from its facility in Corinth, Texas. Labinal de Mexico's Plant 1 located in Chihuahua, Mexico manufactures and assembles harnesses and wired structural assemblies for the entire Airbus product family group and for Bombardier - Canadair and Learjet. Labinal de Mexico's Plant 2 located in Chihuahua, Mexico manufactures and assembles harnesses and wired structural assemblies for major U.S. customers including Boeing Commercial Airplanes, Hawker Beechcraft and Lockheed Martin Aeronautics.

Products & Services

electrical wiring solutions, harnesses

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Publication No. WO/2009/122093 Published on Oct. 8, Assigned to Labinal for Accelerating Individual Electromagnetic Shielding Method (French Inventors) US Fed News Service, Including US State News; 11/4/2009 ...individual electromagnetic shielding of a strand of an electrical cable on an electric connector. The patent has been assigned to Labinal, Blagnac, France. According to an abstract posted by the World Intellectual Property Organization: "The invention relates... ...more

Oklahoma Manufacturing Jobs Fell 4.5% According to Industrial Directory. Defense & Aerospace Week; 10/7/2009 ...shutting down include Tyson Foods, which closed its Ponca City processed meat facility in March, aerospace parts manufacturer Labinal, Inc., which closed in October, and cabinetmaker Penloyd, which shuttered its Tulsa facility in January. Bright spots... ...more