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Painting and Priming of a Swash Plate Assembly for Flight Safety

Painting and Priming of a Swash Plate Assembly for Flight Safety
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Project Overview

The swash plate assembly shown here is a device that translates input from helicopter flight controls into motion of the main rotor blades, and its function is essential to safe operation of the aircraft. This integral flight safety assembly requires various processes prior to completion. To begin, the substrate is cleaned and tested for adhesion prior to masking. Applying sealant to the seams and inserted bushings is next. Primer application and topcoat are the final process of this job, making it one of the most intricate projects we do. Quality control is essential with each step to ensure all flight safety requirements are met.

Specifications

Capabilities / Processes
Priming (Polyurethane), Painting (CARC), Solvent Cleaning, Aerospace Sealant, Masking
Overall Part Dimensions
Diameter 6', Up to 500 lbs
Material Substrates
Aluminum
Finish
MIL-PRF-85582 TY II Primer, MIL-DTL-53039D CARC, Color #37038
Testing / Inspection
Adhesion Testing, Thickness Testing, Visual Inspection
Industry
Aerospace, Flight Safety
Turnaround Time
Based on Customer Commitment Requirements

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