Zhejiang Jinmasun Machinery Co., Ltd. specializes in supplying 3D precision conduits. The following image shows the first 3D printed aircraft engine duct launched by Jinma Sun. Jinma Sun's ducts are mainly used in high-end fields such as aircraft, rockets, nuclear power, gas turbines, and hydraulic engines.Both ends are processed by expanding or welding forming. Dilated conduits usually come with nuts and clamps, which form a seal with other components through the joint of the flared part, preventing fluid leakage when passing through the conduit. The manufacturing of metal conduits involves multiple key technologies. Like the ducts of aviation engines, aviation engines are the power core of aircraft, and their stability directly affects the safety and reliability of aircraft operation. If the aircraft engine is regarded as the "heart", the hydraulic conduit of the aircraft engine is like the "arteries, veins or capillaries" connected to the heart, responsible for the transportation of fuel, hydraulic pressure, lubrication, cold air and other fluids required by the aircraft engine. The transportation of these fluids needs to go through the conduit. Once the hydraulic conduit of an aircraft engine ruptures, it will cause extremely serious safety accidents. Based on the analysis of the causes of hydraulic pipe rupture in aircraft engines, our company has conducted in-depth research on how to prevent and control hydraulic pipe rupture in aircraft engines, and can provide users with accurate and reliable metal pipe products.

Zhejiang Jinmasun Machinery Co., Ltd. has been committed to this technology research since 2003, and has made significant improvements in equipment, molds, processes, software, and other aspects. It has broken through many common technical problems in the industry and can perfectly achieve precise and rapid bending and forming processing of high-precision pipe fittings. Due to the technical particularity of bending pipe processing, both parties need to carefully discuss and communicate. Welcome to call. Hotline: 0578-3183881/187-6784-3119/186-5793-5279