Out of every component on an aircraft, the propellers are often the most stressed part, facing around 10 to 25 tons of centrifugal force during normal operation. Because of this stress and wear, it is very important to conduct regular inspections and maintenance of propellers. With proper maintenance, aircraft propellers will see the longest amount of life expectancy and save money. Read more >>

O-rings are a vital component for numerous types of fluid power applications. If improperly installed however, an o-ring seal can fail, which can lead to leaks and system failures. Therefore, to meet strict industry standards, o-ring production is extremely careful in terms of design, choice of materials, and installation procedures. The three most important things to do when installing a new o-ring seal is to ensure that the seal is well-lubricated, that it is the right size, and that it has been designed with the application in mind. Read more >>

Modern automobiles feature countless electrical systems, such as the horn, headlights, fan motors, and auxiliary lamps. Obviously, all these systems need power, and that power needs to be regulated and controlled. This is where relays come in. Relay switches controlled by electrical power, with the purpose of automating this power to switch electrical circuits on and off at particular times. Relays can also switch multiple circuits, including different voltage types, within the same relay at the same time. Read more >>

When it comes to removing old finishes, getting rid of rust and corrosion, or preparing a surface for painting, abrasive blasting is often an ideal and efficient solution. By choosing the right material, or ‘media,’ for abrasive blasting, you can save time and money on otherwise intensive cleaning. In this blog, we’ll break down some of the most common blast media, as well as the types of projects they’re best suited for. Read more >>

A fixed-base operator (FBO), is defined as an organization that has been granted the right to operate at a particular airport and perform aeronautical services: such as aircraft maintenance, tie-down and parking, fueling, hangaring, flight instruction, and many more services. An FBO is typically the primary provider of general aviation support services and is usually located onsite at the airport. Read more >>