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December 23, 2015

Aluminum Aircraft Parts vs. Steel

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The Advantages of Aluminum Aircraft Parts over Steel. The benefits of the aluminum die cast parts over the steel are:

  • Three times better axial weight strength.
  • Lesser amount of part breakdowns in the field and lesser returns to the O.E.M.
  • Part load is two and a half times less in aluminum like aluminum 360, which saves us money in the delivery charge.
  • Manufacture amounts within a small amount of days instead of weeks as previous to.
  • Manufacture speed is quicker as an aluminum die cast part.
  • Unprocessed part industrialized price is 2.3 times less as an aluminum die cast part.
  • Final price is less as compared to an aluminum die cast part.
  • They are nicer looking parts as a die cast part.
  • An aluminum pat will have a greatly higher resale price compared to a steel part
  • Less heaviness being specified to structure will permit more to be placed into cargo or fuel.

    • These advantages of aluminum don’t make steel totally inferior. For example, steel is greatly more resistant to abrasion than aluminum, and is much more malleable in cases of resistance to fatigue and in cases of having a wider ‘plastic range.’ Steel is actually heavier, yet that interprets into enhanced ease. And yes, steel should be painted, but if correctly made the paint method won’t be much difficulty.

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