Aerospace Component
Mainly engaged in turbine impellers, compressor impellers, automotive machinery parts, engineering machinery castings, mechanical and electrical product parts, and molds.
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Aerospace Component
Turbocharging is abbreviated as TURBO. If TURBO or T is seen at the rear of a car, it indicates that the engine used in the car is a turbocharged engine. For example, Volkswagen Bora's 1.8T, Passat's 1.8T, Audi's 2.0T, and so on. The engines of these cars work by burning fuel in the engine cylinders, thereby outputting power to the outside world. When the engine displacement is constant, the most effective way to increase the output power of the engine is to provide more fuel for combustion. However, it is easy to provide more fuel to the cylinder, but it is difficult to achieve this by relying on traditional engine intake systems to provide sufficient air to support complete fuel combustion.
HIT adopts select suitable casting and machining technologies based on product types to produce aerospace components. The produced aerospace products include valve bodies, brackets, nozzles, diffusers, mounts, flanges, etc. The alloy materials used for aerospace products cover INCO718, INCO625, MAR247, HAST X, AIRE319 and others. Special processes have got Nadcap certification, including X-ray inspection, fluorescent penetrant inspection, fusion welding, heat treatment and hot isostatic pressing (HIP).
HIT capabilities include: independent tooling development in house, independent development and production of ceramic cores in house, full-process inspections of aerospace components.
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Turbine impeller, compressor impeller, automotive machinery accessories
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