Aerospace
Cold Rolling For Aerospace
Delivering cold roll formed products to the aerospace industry that are designed to address unique problems and challenges, MCRS has firmly established itself as a solution provision service within the manufacturing sector.
Since its establishment, MCRS has experienced growth at an exponential rate, enabling us to expand our offerings to a greater client base. Our engineers, backed by both knowledge and experience, minister to clients across industries, offering an advisory and supportive service which facilitates high levels of client satisfaction.
MCRS is dedicated towards delivering excellent customer service, understanding that it is the collaboration between client and manufacturer which yields the greatest results.
MCRS houses up to 30 roll stands per line for the production of precision cold roll formed aerospace componentry. We work with and deliver:
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Aerospace Cold Rolling
Cold Rolled Sections For Aerospace
Alongside our cold roll forming, MCRS further offers design, on and off-line auxiliary operations, and assembly, for the complete production of cold formed goods.
Following the design consultation process, the specialist engineers at MCRS can determine material specifications arising from careful calculations made in consideration of project requirements. MCRS work with a range of materials, including both ferrous and non-ferrous metallic materials, as well as coated and high strength metals.
By working with a multitude of compatible materials, MCRS offers a varied and bespoke cold roll forming service.
Lead times for aerospace components will vary due to the nature of this service, though MCRS strives to oblige the parameters of clients’ project timescales.
We design and manufacture a range of cold roll formed products for use within the aerospace industry, including, but not restricted to, the following components:
FAQ's
The aerospace industry makes various products associated with the exploration of earth’s atmosphere and beyond. This largely includes aircraft and spacecraft, but also involves the technology and machinery that assists with these fields.
Aircraft – this is an airborne vehicle used within the restraints of earth’s atmosphere; aeroplanes, helicopters, gliders, and even hot air balloons are examples of aircraft. Aircraft can be used for commercial purposes such as carrying passengers and cargo, private and recreational use, and for military use.
Spacecraft – this is a vehicle designed for use in outer space; this includes both manned and unmanned vehicles. The purpose of spacecraft can differ, from aiding our communication systems, observing planets (including earth) and other objects, meteorology, and navigation, to the transportation of humans to the International Space Station or other planets.
The aerospace industry is essential to the development of our society; it not only plays a crucial role in our everyday lives, such as communication and transportation, but assists in larger activities, too.
The aerospace industry has contributed great advancements to technology, which in turn benefits other industries with high-tech concepts and products. It moreover assists in our communication; communication satellites positioned in space allow for global communication.
Aerospace is a large industry, providing millions of jobs and stimulating economic growth. The aerospace industry moreover transcends into other industries, such as travel and tourism and electronics - enabling these industries to grow.
In the same vein, aerospace includes aircraft - which is necessary for the transportation of people and cargo across countries. Shipping by air cuts delivery times as opposed to marine transportation, and makes a wider range of items available.