Our technicians utilize advanced equipment to perform high-tolerance aerospace perforation, ensuring that our work meets industry standards.
The aerospace industry is one of the most precise in terms of engineering, design, and manufacturing. Every component of an aircraft, spacecraft, and payload must be designed, built, and installed perfectly to minimize risks associated with changes in air pressure and heat. Part of the engineering process often includes perforating specific surfaces, as the creation of these holes performs a variety of functions. From reducing the weight of the aircraft to enhancing airflow, dampening sound, and dissipating thermal energy, the functions of perforation are extensive in this industry.
High-tolerance aerospace perforation is a more precise way to create these holes, and it’s a service that we at IPS Perforating, Inc. offer. We are highly experienced in the perforation of aircraft and can create perforations of all different sizes, as well as in the necessary patterns. Our technicians use advanced equipment to perform high-tolerance aerospace perforation to ensure that our work meets industry standards. Through this process, we can create holes of standard sizes or micro perforations, depending on the unique project needs. We also understand the balance between creating the needed perforations and avoiding problems that compromise the structural integrity of the materials used in aerospace manufacturing.
Something else that sets us apart in this area is our ability to begin the process quickly. Upon receipt of your provided materials, we can begin the high-tolerance aerospace perforation process within two weeks or less. Contact us to learn more about our services and how we can support your aerospace engineering or manufacturing project. We take a customized approach to perforation to ensure that every client gets what they need.
At IPS Perforating, Inc., we offer high-tolerance aerospace perforation services for customers in North Carolina, as well as throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico.