Freeing up technicians to build an aircraft

As the aerospace industry shifts towards more electric aircraft, manufacturers are installing more electric motors, actuators, control systems, sensors, diagnostics and electronic systems.

  • Freeing up technicians to build an aircraft
    Freeing up technicians to build an aircraft

TE Connectivity. As the aerospace industry shifts towards more electric aircraft, manufacturers are installing more electric motors, actuators, control systems, sensors, diagnostics and electronic systems. These are driving adoption of additional cabling, as well as electrical and data terminations.

In turn, the need for identification is growing rapidly – both in terms of volume of markers and their importance to effective operation and maintenance during the lifetime of aircraft. In the light of this, it is essential that manufacturers find new and more efficient ways to manage identification – and TE’s HPR100 labels can support this. In this white paper, Philippe Contri, Global Product Manager for identification labels, explains how airframers can adopt high-performance and highly customized labels such as TE’s HPR100 labels in pre-designed and printed shipsets to simplify their production flow.

Marta Roberti graduated in Linguistic Sciences at the Catholic University of Milan in February 2016. At the same University, she also obtained a Master in Publishing for Print and Digital Media in November 2016. Since June 2016 she is part of the editorial staff of IEN Europe and IEN Italia in TIMGlobal Media.
 

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