From air bleed valves to propulsion engine main shaft seals, piston rings, and more, materials engineers turn to custom carbon graphite in applications that leave no margin for error. That’s why...
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In the intricate world of aerospace service and repair, choosing between Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) and Parts Manufacturer Approval (PMA) parts is a critical decision. At Metcar, we specialize in providing advanced carbon/graphite materials for aerospace applications, ensuring high performance and reliability. Our expertise in material analysis distinguishes us in the selection of PMA parts, offering unparalleled value to manufacturers and maintenance providers.
As the aerospace industry continues to evolve, Metcar remains at the forefront, offering innovative material solutions and expert analysis that ensure safety, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. Our commitment to quality and performance in aerospace materials, from gear box seals to fuel pump bearings, sets us apart.
Discover how Metcar can elevate your aerospace applications by contacting our experts or visiting our website today.
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