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FastEDR
FastEDR
- Pre-programmed routines ensure precise cutting depth for specified fasteners.
- Decap detection monitors fastener release.
- Live depth monitoring records every cut.
- Seized fasteners in the HPC section are common.
- Current removal methods are imprecise and risky, costing €300,000 - €500,000.
- Alternative methods are time-consuming with lengthy transport and fixturing times.
- Inaccurate methods for removing seized fasteners can damage surrounding components.
- High risk of damage increases maintenance costs.
- Conventional methods are time-consuming and require specialized tools.
- Portable fastener tool uses electrical pulses for rapid disassembly, minimizing damage.
- Effectively dissolves fasteners using electricity.
- Increases operator safety and reduces process times.
- Ensures certainty during scheduling and reduces damage rates.
- Predictable, repeatable, portable, and adaptable.
- Compact, fully enclosed EDM system with portable housing.
- Features a touch-sensitive display and mobility with castor wheels.
- Designed for repetitive tasks and difficult-to-access locations.
- Turnaround under 2 weeks depending on requirements.
- Hand-held EDM tools with quick change adaptors for multiple fastener types.
- Supplied with a 3m (10ft) umbilical for easy reach.
Catalog excerpts
Pre-programmed routines ensure the tool only cuts to the correct depth for the specified fastener Decap detection actively monitors when fastener release occurs Live depth monitoring displays and records every cut made CFM56 HPC Blade Lock Case Study Maintenance Simplified FastEDR Seized Fastener Removal Fasteners are frequently seized in the HPC section Current methods to remove these fasteners are imprecise & carry high risk of damage costing € 300,000 - € 500,000 Alternative methods are time consuming with lengthy transport & fixturing times
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Problem Definition BenefitsEffectively dissolving fasteners using electricity Inaccurate and inconsistent methods for removing seized fasteners during aviation maintenance can lead to significant damage to the surrounding components The high risk of damage associated with removing seized fasteners increases maintenance costs Increased Operator Safety Reduces Damage Rates Conventional removal methods are time consuming and requirespecialized tools, further adding to the complexity and cost of maintenance Process Times Certainty During Scheduling Our portable fastener tool boosts aerospace maintenance...
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