Aviation Customer List
Tutco SureHeat was formerly the process heating business division of Osram Sylvania. For many years, we have manufactured custom electric air heaters and matching electrical control panels for demanding high temperature applications within the Aerospace and Aviation industries. Our Flanged Inline Air Heater products are actively being used globally for testing, research and discovery. Below is a list of some of our Aerospace and Aviation customers.
| General Electric Global Research (GE) | United Technologies Corporation Pratt & Whitney |
| National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) | Honeywell Aerospace |
| Israel Aerospace Industry (IAI) | Turkish Airlines |
| Rolls Royce Civil Aerospace | Boeing |
| Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) | SAFRAN Group |
| ANA | United Technologies Corporation Hamilton Sundstrand |
| SPACE-X | Northrop Grumman |
| The German Aerospace Center (DLR) |
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Learn about SureHeat's Electric Heat Solutions for Aerospace
Combustion Research Today’s combustion researchers are working on designing and testing new combustor shapes and configurations to improve fuel efficiency, reduce noise, and minimize pollution. Central to these efforts is the redesign of the combustor within turbofan engines.
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Aerospace Valve and Component Testing TUTCO SureHeat specialty flanged inline heaters are used by the aerospace industry for the testing of valves employed throughout aircrafts. OEM manufacturers use our heaters to simulate the high heat and high-pressure compressed air that powers critical applications through the aircraft.
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Maintenance Repair and Overhaul (MRO) TUTCO SureHeat specialty flanged inline heaters play a vital role in the maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) operations conducted at FAA repair stations. Our heaters provide the high-temperature, high-pressure solutions essential for testing pneumatic aerospace components—a critical and precise application in the aerospace industry.
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Electric Trim Heating We worked with the largest US manufacturer of turbo fan engines to build massively powerful electric air heaters for a Unit Under Test at a combustion research facility. This was part of a large scale facility upgrade that would span many years.
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