$TPAC How many bearings does the average aircraft
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Posted On: 01/07/2016 3:03:48 PM
$TPAC How many bearings does the average aircraft use and what is the monetary value?
According to $TPAC's business plan, there are over 3,000 bearings used per aircraft with a monetary value of approximately $500,000/plane.
From TPAC:
Validation of Business Model
The Company has established a manufacturing facility in the Luogang Scientific and Technology Center
in Guangzhou, China through its subsidiary, Godfrey China, to manufacture aerospace quality selflubricating
and standard spherical bearings, rod ends and bushings (collectively, “Bearings”). Over 3,000
of these parts (approximately $500,000 worth) are used in every aircraft and must be replaced regularly
Source: http://tpacbearings.com/sites/default/files/t...s-plan.pdf
According to $TPAC's business plan, there are over 3,000 bearings used per aircraft with a monetary value of approximately $500,000/plane.
From TPAC:
Validation of Business Model
The Company has established a manufacturing facility in the Luogang Scientific and Technology Center
in Guangzhou, China through its subsidiary, Godfrey China, to manufacture aerospace quality selflubricating
and standard spherical bearings, rod ends and bushings (collectively, “Bearings”). Over 3,000
of these parts (approximately $500,000 worth) are used in every aircraft and must be replaced regularly
Source: http://tpacbearings.com/sites/default/files/t...s-plan.pdf
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