Northwest Aerospace News April | May Issue No. 2 | Page 14

W
hen asked what Stoddard’s
strengths in their client relationships
might be, Hamilton states,
“Our process of early
involvement and engineering
support to our clients,
coupled with our flexibility
and quick response times,
is a core strength.”
Stoddard is not satisfied with status
quo. Hamilton explains, “We are
always searching for new and innova-
tive ways to improve the processing of
composites. This helps give Stoddard,
as well as our customers, an edge in
this competitive marketplace.”
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With a mindset towards research and development, they have learned the nu-
ances of working with difficult material such as graphites, Kevlar, and fiber-re-
inforced plastics such as PEI, PEEK, and PEKK. Stoddard stands ready to take
on the challenges others may shy away from.