When PMA companies are tasked with reverse engineering aircraft system components, determining the carbon graphite material grade can be a challenge. Metcar's materials lab is fully equipped to run...

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Metcar delivers high-performance carbon graphite components engineered to withstand extreme aerospace conditions—intense heat, high speeds, and demanding altitudes. Approved by major aircraft engine manufacturers, we collaborate with OEMs and engineers to develop and test custom solutions that drive innovation and reliability in critical applications.
Proven in Aerospace Applications:
✔ Propulsion Engine Main Shaft Seals
✔ Air Bleed Valve Seals
✔ Fuel Pump Bearings
✔ Piston Rings
✔ Gearbox Seals
✔ APU Seals
✔ Cabin Air Cycle Machine Seals
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When PMA companies are tasked with reverse engineering aircraft system components, determining the carbon graphite material grade can be a challenge. Metcar's materials lab is fully equipped to run...
The aerospace industry leaves no margin for error, demanding materials that can withstand high altitudes, high speeds, and extreme temperatures upwards of 1,000 degrees to meet the strict safety...
At Metcar, we specialize in advanced carbon graphite solutions that improve component performance, reduce maintenance costs, and extend service life in aerospace applications. Our PMA-approved...
We manufacture carbon graphite seals, bearings, piston rings, vanes, and bushings designed for extreme aerospace conditions.
Jet engines are meticulously engineered to withstand the most unforgiving conditions known to modern technology. Within turbines, temperatures soar beyond 1,000°F, shaft speeds reach dizzying...