Our values are shaped by the precision demands of aerospace manufacturing. From the first surface preparation to the final inspection, we hold ourselves to standards that keep components reliable in the air and consistent across every batch.
Daniela oversees our anodizing line, from bath chemistry to sealing. She spent eight years at a Tier 1 aerospace supplier before joining us, and she still walks the floor every morning to check tank temperatures and racking density before the first batch runs.
Teresa built our inspection protocol from scratch, including thickness mapping and salt-spray sampling. She works directly with clients to align our acceptance criteria with their drawing callouts, so there are no surprises at first article inspection.
Mario focuses on champagne gold and silver metallic formulations, tuning pigment particle size and binder ratios for consistent reflectivity. He also troubleshoots adhesion issues on difficult substrates, from 6061-T6 to cast aluminum alloys.
Hassan coordinates our two-shift operation, balancing prototype runs with production orders. He keeps the line moving without compromising dwell times, and he is the first person to flag a racking issue before it becomes a rework.
Nurul translates client specifications into clear work instructions for the floor. She manages the documentation trail from PO to certificate of conformance, and she is the one who answers your email when you ask about a specific alloy or masking requirement.
Our team has a combined 40 years in industrial coating, with backgrounds in aerospace finishing, chemical engineering, and quality systems. We hire for curiosity as much as experience, because coating problems rarely come with a standard answer.
Passionnementchampagne exists to give aerospace manufacturers a coating partner that treats every batch as a flight-critical component. We do not chase volume or shortcut surface preparation. Our anodizing lines and metallic finish bays are run by engineers who check thickness, adhesion, and color consistency before a single part leaves the floor. The effect for our clients is simple: fewer rejected parts, predictable lead times, and a finish that holds up under the conditions their components actually face.