SECTORS & PRIMES / AIRFRAME & MISSION SYSTEMS
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Aerospace & Defense Structural Parts

Precision parts and production support for demanding aerospace and defense programmes—where the drawing, material route and inspection evidence must stay connected.

For prime and subsystem ecosystems, including programmes associated with TAI / TUSAŞ and STM.
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DESIGN INTENT → VERIFIED PART
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PRODUCTION REALITY

Focused where the work gets critical.

We bring the part, the process and the evidence requirement into one technical conversation.

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CNC / MATERIAL

5-axis precision machining

Complex prismatic geometry in Al7075-T6, titanium and Inconel, scoped around datum strategy, access and a practical inspection plan.

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FAI / REPORTING

First article evidence

AS9102 FAI inspection and reporting protocols, with characteristic-level records aligned to the agreed drawing revision and acceptance criteria.

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REPLACEMENT / FIT

Rapid replacement brackets

A controlled route from field measurement or released CAD to a fit-checked bracket—helping reduce the wait for a small but mission-critical item.

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UAV / ENCLOSURES

Payload hardpoints

Drone payload hardpoints and ruggedized IP67 electronics enclosures, developed around interfaces, loads, sealing intent and service access.

ENGINEERING FLOW

From the first question to the next right move.

A scoped way of working that connects design intent to production decisions.

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Start with the interface

Identify load paths, datums, critical features, mating parts and the inspection evidence that will make release meaningful.

STEP / 02

Choose a manufacturable route

Review material, process access, finishing and lead-time constraints together—not as separate hand-offs.

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Verify against the brief

Agree the inspection scope and reporting format before work starts; deliver a part with evidence tied to its revision.

ISTANBUL / ENGINEERING & MANUFACTURING

Bring the drawing. We will start with the critical feature.

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