Simtek designs and manufactures high-fidelity simulated avionics hardware for military and commercial training systems. This includes: Control panels Multi-function displays (MFDs) Instruments and gauges Integrated cockpit solutions We focus on OEM form, fit, and function replication—ensuring the training experience matches the real aircraft as closely as possible.

Simtek is based in Euless, Texas at 1505 Royal Parkway, Euless, Texas 76040, conveniently located between Dallas and Fort Worth. Our 29,000 sq. ft. facility houses everything under one roof—from design and engineering to machining, assembly, and production—allowing us to maintain full control over quality, schedule, and performance.

For commercial and non-military applications, you can work with Simtek on a wide range of solutions. For military programs, Simtek does not sell directly to the general public. Those programs run through approved contractors or government channels. Simtek products are built for professional simulation, not consumer gaming.

You can count on Simtek for a wide range of aircraft platforms. That includes fighter jets, mobility aircraft, helicopters, and commercial airliners. Examples include F-16, F-35, C-130, UH-60, and Boeing and Airbus platforms.

Simtek products are built for high-fidelity training, replicating: Physical dimensions and mounting Switch feel and tactile response Display performance and layout Electrical interfaces and behavior Our goal is simple: when a pilot touches it, it should feel real.

Simtek primarily provides hardware solutions. We design our systems to integrate with your simulation software using standard interfaces such as: Ethernet / PoE USB Discrete I/O Serial communication (RS-232, etc.)

Benefits include: Reduced wiring complexity Faster installation Improved reliability Easier maintenance Simtek is an industry leader in PoE-based avionics simulation hardware.

Yes. You can rely on Simtek to reverse engineer legacy components, replace obsolete parts with modern equivalents, and preserve original form, fit, and function. That keeps your program moving and your hardware consistent.

No. Simtek can work from: Photos Partial drawings Legacy hardware Verbal requirements No SOW? No problem. Send a picture.

Yes. Our in-house capabilities allow us to quickly move from concept to prototype, including: CNC machining Electrical integration Assembly and finishing This enables fast iteration and reduced program risk.

Yes. In addition to individual components, Simtek is expanding into: Modular cockpit structures Integrated simulator environments Mixed reality (MR) training systems Our goal is to provide end-to-end training hardware solutions.

You get 45+ years of specialized expertise. You also get OEM-level fidelity without OEM cost. Engineering, machining, assembly, and support stay in-house. That means faster response, stronger legacy support, and less risk. Simtek builds hardware. Simtek builds confidence.

Our products are designed for: Continuous training environments High-use, high-cycle operation Long service life They are built to perform day in and day out—not just pass a demo.

We offer: Repair and refurbishment services Technical support Spare parts Rapid turnaround for critical issues Simulator downtime is treated with the same urgency as AOG in aviation.

Simtek typically provides a 2-year warranty from shipment, covering: Defects in materials Workmanship Design issues (Details may vary by program—refer to your quotation.)

Yes. Simtek supports: Low-rate initial production (LRIP) Full-rate production Fleet-wide deployments We’ve delivered solutions used in over 40 countries worldwide.

Yes. ROM pricing is available for early-stage planning and budgeting. Keep in mind: ROMs are non-binding estimates Final pricing depends on complete technical data and requirements

Typical lead times range from 3–6 months, depending on the scope and complexity of the program. Delivery timelines are influenced by: System complexity Quantity Availability of technical data Customer review and approval cycles Expedited options may be available based on program requirements.

Yes. You can bring unique form, fit, function, and interface requirements. Simtek designs and manufactures to your program. You get in-house design and fabrication. You get a build that fits the application, not a generic substitute.

Send us the aircraft platform, part number, photos, drawings, or any available requirements. We can work from partial data. We will review the scope, confirm feasibility, and return a quote or ROM estimate.

Simtek’s engineering and fabrication capabilities extend beyond aviation. We also support maritime, armored vehicle, and power plant simulation applications. The same focus applies: high fidelity, reliable hardware, and long-term support.

Yes. We support global programs and follow export control requirements. Some orders may require review before release or shipment. We handle that process carefully and in line with applicable regulations.

Yes. We keep design, machining, assembly, and testing in-house. That gives us tighter control over quality, schedule, and performance.

Yes. We support global delivery and export-controlled programs. Shipments are reviewed carefully to meet applicable trade and compliance requirements before release.

Yes. We support NVIS-compatible solutions when a program requires them. Share your lighting and display requirements, and we will review the build approach.

Yes. We support spares, repair, refurbishment, and rapid turnaround for critical issues. The exact support plan depends on the program and part requirements.