Throughout the aerospace sector, technological advances make it imperative for designers, developers and engineers to stay abreast of constant innovations. At American Micro Industries, we’ve helped our clients implement solutions for custom aerospace industry components since the mid-1990s. Today, the industry is thriving better than ever thanks to the following materials.
Dielectric materials are an important part of custom die cut components for aerospace industry arsenals.
Dielectric materials are an important part of custom die cut components for aerospace industry arsenals. The purpose of dielectric material isn’t to conduct electricity, but to polarize it. Such material helps to block interference by channeling signals and preventing them from straying. Therefore, dielectric materials like the following examples are often used for capacitors and transmission lines:
At American Micro Industries, we strive to stay abreast of the material needs of the aerospace sector. In doing so, we constantly look for new ways to innovate in the implementation of custom components for aerospace industry products. Thankfully, the variety of dielectric materials that are currently available has provided the industry with numerous options on how to make components better.
When it comes to precision manufacturing for aerospace industry components, honeycomb is an essential material in flat sheet and pyramidal form. Three different types of the flat-sheet kind exist – HCGR (Graded Reflectivity), HCGI (Graded Insertion Loss) and HCUI (Uniform Insertion Loss). The material is commonly used for the purpose of bulk absorption and antenna isolation:
Custom components for aerospace industry designs will often call for honeycomb material. Depending on the specs of a given design, flat or pyramidal versions of the material might be in order. In any case, the open-cell structure allows for functions that simply can’t be achieved with other types of material.
Radio frequency suppression materials are made to reduce electromagnetic waves that resonate inside cavities. In the form of sheets, these materials can be custom die-cut according to the specs of designs. Radio frequency suppression materials are made with adhesive backing of a pressure-sensitive strength. Alternately, stronger adhesive backings can also be chosen for settings where conditions are more severe. Examples include the following materials, which are often applied to custom components for aerospace industry arsenals:
With custom die cut components for aerospace industry operations, a range of materials are needed to deal with the factors involved in such environments. With their unique qualities, radio suppression materials have helped the industry advance with each new revolution in aerospace engineering, and American Micro Industries has remained on top of these changes for more than 20 years.
If you need a custom aerospace component, get in touch with American Micro Industries. As a premier components manufacturer, we take pride in our custom capabilities, particularly our custom machining services. We offer the following CNC machining services for our machined components:
When you work with American Micro Industries, we take care of the custom machining ourselves. We have full in-house capabilities that allow us to oversee component creation from beginning to end, ensuring a seamless communication flow and a consistent design and fabrication approach. You’ll gain peace of mind of knowing some of the most experienced professionals in the business are creating your parts and doing all we can to ensure their high performance in critical aerospace and aviation applications.
Contact American Micro Industries for Aerospace Industry Solutions
Out of all the forms of travel, the greatest miracle of human engineering has been aviation. But for humans to travel at such high altitudes, the design and construction of aircraft must be held to the highest possible standards.
At American Micro Industries, we’ve helped clients from the field develop solutions for custom aerospace industry components for more than 20 years. To learn more about what we can do for your operation, visit one of our services pages. Or contact us today to get started on a custom order.
