Aircraft and aerospace component manufacturing
Manufacturing fuselage structures, wings, control surfaces, engine and propulsion components, landing gear and other precision aerospace parts involves a broad combination of machining, fabrication, composites processing and finishing. Our solutions help control dust, fumes and airborne contaminants throughout these demanding production environments.
Composite and advanced-material manufacturing in aerospace engineering
Advanced composites help aerospace manufacturers reduce weight while achieving demanding performance requirements. The machining and finishing of these materials can generate significant quantities of fine dust and fibres. We provide both high- and low-vacuum extraction solutions for processes ranging from on-tool extraction and manual finishing to larger automated machining operations.
Space and advanced aerospace manufacturing
Launch vehicles, spacecraft structures and other advanced aerospace systems rely on many of the same high-performance materials and precision manufacturing processes found in aircraft production. Effective dust and fume control can support cleaner working environments across composite processing, precision fabrication, machining and large-component finishing.
Aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul
MRO operations regularly involve sanding, corrosion removal, grinding, composite repair, machining, welding, surface preparation and coating. Flexible source-capture, industrial cleaning and containment solutions can help facilities adapt clean-air control to changing aircraft, components and maintenance activities.
Large component handling
Aircraft structures, wings and other large aerospace components can be difficult and costly to move between dedicated process rooms. Sanding, grinding, surface preparation, painting and coating can therefore create unique challenges for both contaminant control and production flow.
Flexible and retractable clean-air enclosures can create controlled work areas around the component when required and retract when the process is complete. This allows manufacturers and MRO facilities to make better use of valuable production space and reduce unnecessary movement of large workpieces.