Triumph Structures-Wichita s precision machined details and assemblies can be found on commercial aerospace programs, such as the entire line of Boeing passenger aircraft, as well as Cessna s Citation X and Sovereign models, Bombardier s CRJ series regional jets and Learjet s series of business jets. The company is a contract manufacturer that specializes in precision machining, turning, sub-assemblies and sheet metal fabrication. The company serves domestic and international aviation and aerospace industries. Since its founding in 1975, Triumph Structures has provided high-speed machining, kits and assemblies, waterjet cutting, engineering and fabrication services. The company also provides complex parts for front line military aircraft, such as the Boeing F15 jet fighter, AH-64 Apache helicopter, V22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft and Sikorsky UH60 Blackhawk.
We specialize in all aspects of automotive engine rebuilding including (but not limited to): Head and block milling Electronic engine balancing Cylinder re-boring & honing Crankshaft grinding & polish Flywheel resurfacing Hot tank cleaing Connecting rod pressing In addition, we sell all the parts needed for your engine rebulding process. We supply competitively-priced, high quality parts. Our experience helps to ensure that you get the correct parts for your application.
In 1968, Electromech Technologies designed and developed the first DC motor for horizontal stabilizers and flaps for general navigation applications. The company specializes in the manufacture and overhaul of AC/DC motors, blowers and actuators for the aerospace and defense industries. Electromech Technologies has in-house engineering resources to design, develop, test, manufacture and support all electromechanical components available. Examples of its design and testing capabilities include: advanced engineering design capability for customized high performance rotating equipment and tools; extensive in-house environmental testing for altitude, temperature, stress and vibration, plus microprocessor control of performance and life testing; high-energy motors with rare Earth samarium cobalt and neodymium iron borbon permanent magnets; AutoCAD with mechanical desktop for solids modeling; finite element analysis through the use of COSMOS/M; and propriety motor design programs for AC and DC motors and blowers. Electromech Technologies is located in Wichita, Kan., and is a subsidiary of McKechnie Aerospace.
