When the aviation manufacturing industry faced a 91% failure rate in 5-axis machining of vertical tails and fuel connectors, LS rewrote the industry standard with systematic process innovation. Through the coordinated application of targeted micro-jet cooling,
Vertical Fin & Fuel Connectors: LS’s 5-Axis Machining Cuts Failures 91% Read More »
Black oxide concentrate technology is far more than a simple “dyeing” process. It builds a multifunctional protective layer on the metal surface through a precise chemical reaction and subsequent sealing treatment, while achieving excellent rust protection, excellent friction reduction and wear resistance, absolutely no risk of hydrogen embrittlement, beautiful matte appearance and excellent coating adhesion base.
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Stainless steel can be 3D printed, but not all printers can control this “metal beast”. Desktop printers (FDM) can only “indirectly print” through metal filling wires, relying on complex degreasing and sintering post-processing, and finally obtain metal parts with reduced performance.
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The core of a tool to achieve multi-size thread processing lies in the dual innovation of breaking through geometric rigidity and freedom of movement: the adjustable die changes the cutting diameter through radial telescopic blades (adapting to ±3mm range);
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Although the elevator linkage and stabilizer hinge are small, they carry the core lifeline of flight safety. The root cause of 89% of jet aircraft failures reminds us that the defense line of aviation safety is often built on the most basic mechanical truth
Elevator Links & Stabilizer Hinges: 89% Jet Failures Start Here Read More »
A bolt that seems to be worth only $0.50 is actually a “hidden killer” in the aerospace field that cannot be underestimated. It can trigger a chain reaction at a critical moment by virtue of a tiny flaw, looseness or material defect, grounding jets worth up to $200 million and even putting countless lives at risk.
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The crux of unplanned grounding of passenger aircraft is often hidden in the “micro battlefield” of air conditioning impellers and oxygen latches – the corrosion fatigue of traditional aluminum alloy impellers and the low-temperature embrittlement of zinc alloy latches, exposing the lag of aviation material design in extreme working conditions.
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