MPG Compton
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MPG Compton Capabilities

  • Small Company “Service & Attention”, Large Company “Systems
    & Processes”.

  • Over 35 years producing Wing and Fuselage skins and
    structural components.

  • Utilization of universal vacuum chucks reducing non-recurring
    costs as well as material costs.

  • In house forming capabilities for wing skins.

  • In house assembly capabilities.

  • High-speed machining provides enhanced surface
    characteristics and cost efficiencies to meet lean manufacturing
    initiatives.

  • Our precision 5-axis machining & drilling utilizes laser
    positioning with work piece temperature compensation which
    provides “one of the best true positioning capabilities in the
    world”. It also provides CMM-grade probing verification on the
    machine.

  • MPG Compton  is able to utilize the engineering resources of B/E
    Flight Structures, which gives us the ability to design,manage,
    integrate, and work concurrently with our customers  
    Engineering group.
2301 S. Wilmington Ave. Compton, CA 90220 (310) 639-9322
Facility and Operations
RJ 200 Wing
Plank
F-5/T-38 Vertical
Stabilizer Skin
RJ 200 Fuselage
Frames
5-Axis CNC Machining Centers
  • Dynamic Laser Positioned
  • Improved Linear Accuracy by 70%
  • Thermal Compensation System
  • Probing Capabilities (Renishaw Probe) All Gantries are equipped with
    probing capabilities and software to output data to Excel
  • Full CMM capabilities in an ambient temperature environment with
    compensation to 680 F
  • Inspected part’s temperature is monitored and adjusted through
    lasers to emulate 680 F environment.  Material’s coefficient of linear
    expansion is utilized in compensation calculations
5-axis CNC Machine
Single Spindle
B747 Bulkhead
Laser Positioning
Unit
Forming
Contour Forming
About MPG Compton

MPG Compton has been in the industry since the mid
1960s when two entrepreneurial engineers started the
company Alson Manufacturing, producing wing skins
first for the Northrop F-5/T-33 and then later the F8U
Crusader.  They currently produce large structural
aircraft components direct to aircraft manufacturers in
the U.S, Canada, Brazil, Europe and Japan.