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YOUR BRAND IS A DESTINATION
Halfway around the world, surrounded by competitors, with market share on the line and the clock ticking on annual sales targets — this is no time to circle your wagons.

Instead, turn heads with a custom-built exhibit from Kallman Creative Services, and take pride in owning an event destination that’ll stop visitors in their tracks and jumpstart those sales conversations.


FROM CONCEPT TO SHOW FLOOR
Who would have thought that on a bare concrete floor, in an anonymous exhibit hall, thousands of miles from your office, you could feel so at home? That’s what Kallman Creative Services does for you. We’re one of the most experienced custom builders in the trade, with over 350 clients and thousands of stands under our belts, because we know how to transform any raw space into a showpiece that works for your business.

From the first concept to the last detail, whether you’re buying an in-line booth or a stand-alone hospitality chalet, our approach is simple: we’re hands-on partners and honest collaborators who listen, design and build to your specifications — on strategy, on time, on budget. The bottom line is: When you arrive on site, you know it’s right.

RESEARCH
Our team is constantly working to utilize the newest trends in design and technology.

DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION
We'll help you build your booth from the ground up.

SHOW SPECIFICATIONS
We follow trade show rules and regulations to ensure you custom booth design meets all specifications.

SHIPPING ASSISTANCE
Our shipping partners and on-site team will make sure your shipments make it to your booth.

GRAPHICS
We receive the graphis you produce and ensure they are printed in the highest quality so your booth is set for success.

AUDIO/VISUAL
From flat screens to microphones, whatever you need, we can source.

SET-UP & TEAR-DOWN
Arrive on-site to a completed build and leave the clean-up to us!

ON-SITE PROJECT MANAGEMENT
We are at your event to provide on-site project management and take care of any last minute needs.

UTILITY REQUIREMENTS
Power, water or compressed air - whatever you need, we'll take care of it.

In the aerospace industry, ballistic protection is paramount for ensuring the safety and operational integrity of aircraft, particularly in military and high-risk environments. This protective measure involves the strategic placement of armor within the aircraft to shield critical components and personnel from ballistic threats.

Ballistic protection is primarily implemented in the cockpit walls, engine compartments, cabin and other vulnerable areas of the aircraft. In the cockpit, armor is essential to safeguard pilots against potential attacks, allowing them to maintain control of the aircraft even under fire. Engine compartments are also fortified to prevent catastrophic failures that could result from ballistic impacts.
Johann Basselin, Key Account Manager at Integris, sheds light on the company’s journey and capabilities in this niche market.

The journey of Integris in aerospace began with a pivotal opportunity with Eurocopter (now Airbus Helicopters). The company needed armor for their new NH90 helicopter, marking the start of Integris’ aerospace division.

“We were selected and started our business with OEM as a Tier 1 supplier. This initial project laid the foundation for Integris to expand its aerospace capabilities and establish a strong presence in the industry,” Basselin recalls.

Integris faced numerous challenges as they adapted to the new aerospace contract requirements. The company had to familiarize itself with a plethora of new documents and standards unique to the aerospace industry. To ensure success, Integris collaborated with a specialized aerospace company in the Netherlands, DC, which provided invaluable support in areas such as integrated logistics support and documentation.

“We needed the support of a specific aerospace company, which assisted us in the beginning. This collaboration was crucial in meeting the high standards required for aerospace projects”, states Mathieu Vilaltella – Aerospace Project Manager.

Since then, Integris has leveraged its past experiences to streamline processes for new projects, This strategy has proven effective, allowing the company to efficiently manage and deliver on aerospace contracts.
The aerospace segment now constitutes a significant portion of Integris’ business.

Integris has provided ballistic protection for various aircraft, starting with the H135 from Airbus Helicopters. The company’s portfolio has expanded to include the NH90, H145, H225M (Super Puma), H175, and potentially the H160 in the future. Additionally, Integris has supplied ballistic protection for Leonardo Helicopters’ platforms such as the AW159, AW101, and AW169, as well as fixed-wing aircraft like the Super Tucano and the KC-390 from Embraer. The company also engages in retrofit business, updating older aircraft with new ballistic protection as needed.

An interesting facet of Integris’ aerospace work is their involvement in civil commercial aircraft protection. Following the events of September 2001, all commercial aircraft must have armor on the cockpit wall. Integris has been selected for the A350, and most A350 aircraft flying worldwide are equipped with their armor.
Basselin expresses optimism for future opportunities, stating, “We are convinced that based on our experience and track record, we will be able to further expand our footprint in the aerospace business segment and supporting customers with new qualifications on different platforms “

Integris’ aerospace capabilities are a testament to their ability to adapt and thrive in a complex and demanding defence industry. Their expertise and strategic collaborations have positioned them as a reliable partner in the aerospace sector, continuously pushing the boundaries of what is possible in ballistic protection for aircraft.

Purpose-built for a wide range of capabilities, the model T-6C prepares pilots for real world missions. Each training capability – from initial pilot screens to advanced operational training – is designed for military aircraft mission experience giving pilots the expertise and confidence to achieve success.

THE FUTURE OF COCKPIT DESIGN
The T-6C Texan II empowers pilots to see the whole picture. The state-of-the-art, all-digital, open-architecture glass cockpit offers the crystal clear visibility necessary for completing complex missions. The best training requires advanced total situational awareness. The T-6C flight deck features the technology needed to enhance the pilot’s ability to train.


Today’s T-6C Texan II flight deck features include:

Three interchangeable color active-matrix, liquid-crystal multi-function displays driven by two avionics computers

Primary flight display, navigation, engine-indicating and crew-alerting systems, programmable mission functions, such as tactical situation displays, MIL-STD 1787 head-up display with F-16 or F/A-18 selectable display capabilities

Total integration of critical instruments, navigation and advanced weapons training skills

A back-up, all-in-one flight instrument, which combines all essential flight cues in one easy-to-read display

Virginia's collection of assets in the air, on land, and at sea uniquely position the Commonwealth to serve as a leader in this emerging industry. Home to one of six FAA-designated UAS test sites and two NASA facilities focusing on UAS research, Langley Research Center and Wallops Flight Facility, Virginia is poised to lead this promising disruptive technology sector and host unmanned systems manufacturing and testing.

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