Landsport
Advanced Aluminum Structures, Inc.
Sturgis, South Dakota, United States
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Founded in 2009, Landsport is a defense component supplier based in Sturgis, United States.
Landsport, trading name of Advanced Aluminum Structures, Inc., is based in Sturgis, South Dakota, and has designed and manufactured custom aluminum loading systems since 2009. Its flagship product, the MMARS (Military Modular Aircraft Ramp System), is an ATTLA-approved modular aluminum shoring system used to load equipment such as helicopters and vehicles into C-17, C-5 and C-130 aircraft. MMARS is built from military-grade aluminum and is offered in configurations customised to a unit's equipment, width, weight and load-angle requirements. The company also supplies pedestals, stands, ramps and storage boxes and skids for transport on 463L cargo pallets. Surface options include Heavy-Duty Cleat, Tread Plate and Diamond Plate. Landsport also makes loading systems for the transportation and railroad industries and other customers. The company reports approximately 19 employees. The website lists a CAGE code of 5BYW6 and a D-U-N-S number, and gives two different street numbers (1120 and 1220 Sturgis Street); the 1220 address is used here.
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MMARS (Military Modular Aircraft Ramp System)
Aircraft loading shoring system
ATTLA-approved modular aluminum shoring system with ramps, stands and pedestals for loading equipment into C-17, C-5 and C-130 aircraft, with Heavy-Duty Cleat, Tread Plate and Diamond Plate surface options.
Open-sided storage box
Transport storage box
Custom-sized aluminum storage box for transporting MMARS components on a 463L cargo pallet, secured with heavy duty netting.
Coffin style storage box
Transport storage box
Custom-sized aluminum storage box for transporting MMARS components on a 463L cargo pallet.
Storage skid
Transport skid
Aluminum storage skid for transporting MMARS components, which can be lifted from all four sides by forklift or moved in the back of a pickup or trailer.