aviation fuel refueling cart : Mobile refueling cart that can easily refuel light aircraft and helicopters Sump recovery system : Collect the drained/sumped aviation fuel from the aviation fuel refueling system, easily sample and test it, and then decide whether to drain it or return it to the system. Aviation fuel refueling system : The aviation fuel refueling system is compactly constructed with a skid for easy use and installation.

Based on our state-of-the-art facilities, the semi-conductor machinery component sector manufatctures parts including Chamber assembly, and Main Frame Assembly.

characteristicRear wheel drive type (5 forward speeds, 1 reverse speed) Cable Remote Control Type 2nd and 3rd speed Triple Synchro applied apply2.5-ton trucks and medium-sized buses, 3.5-ton trucks and medium-sized buses

Hydration port 2" Padded lumbar support Internal retention straps PALS webbing for MOLLE attachment Drag handle Antimicrobial/FR treated padded spacer mesh Top Front Exterior Pocket : 12.5" H x 9" W x 2.75" D Bottom Front Exterior Pocket : 10.5" W x 7.5" H x 2.75" D External Side Pockets : 11" H x 6.5"” W x 1.5" D Mesh Pockets : 10" H x 8" W & 7" H x 12.5" W Cubic Liters : 47.83L Dim. : 25" H x 13" W x 9" D Composition Material : 500D Cordura® + ARAMID / PV® Colors: MC (MultiCam) BMC (Black MultiCam) BK (Black) RG (Ranger Green) CYT (Coyote Brown)

Copolymer polypropylene waterproof case

1. Comprehensive Manufacturing • Prototyping to serial manufacturing • Structure Assembly and Wire Harness • System Integration - Motors, Flight Control System, Inverter, etc. 2. Multi-Mission Drones • Precise Attack Drone • Heavy Lift Drones ( Cargo/transport) • Firefighting/ Rescue Drone Highlights Experienced in prototyping and manufacturing drones for diverse customer requirements.

Active phased array fire control radar (AESA) for aircraft A fire control multi-function radar (MFR) that can simultaneously detect, identify, and track multiple targets, including in the air and on the ground, and has SAR and NCTR functions. Aircraft (fighter)-mounted AESA radar is a core sensor for fighter jets to perform day/night/all-weather multiple missions. It operates in multiple modes such as air-to-air/air-to-ground/air-to-sea/support mode, and acquires ground images and air/ground in electronic warfare situations. It is essential mission equipment for fighter jets that detects/tracks multiple targets and supports guided missile guidance and gun shooting.

The new TAC-450-320/340/360 inertial measurement unit (IMU) is a dependable, tactical-grade, non-ITAR inertial system that’s also affordable. It features EMCORE’s exclusive photonic integrated chip (PIC) technology for robust performance and survivability and offers inertial-grade MEMS accelerometers for outstanding FOG-based inertial performance as affordable as MEMS alternatives. The TAC-450-320/340/360 IMU is ideal for autonomous and unmanned commercial and defense applications, mobile mapping and surveying systems, targeting and pointing systems, and guidance and positioning. Highlights Compact and lightweight with high-performance Offered with 16g inertial-grade MEMS accelerometer Robust performance with high bandwidth Technology Details Photonic Integrated Chip Technology EMCORE’s photonic integrated chip (PIC) technology reimagines FOG technology by replacing individual fiber components with an innovative integrated planar optic chip. This results in a FOG with PIC Inside™ that’s reliable and robust. With three of these integrated photonic gyros at its core, the TAC-450-320/340/360 IMU provides the safe, accurate performance autonomous platforms demand. State-of-the-art Electronics EMCORE’s Dual Core DSP electronics with ARM processor require less power for extended product life and offer higher speed with integrated multi-channel processing. Low-loss optical circuits use less light for greater efficiency. Feature Options Developer’s Kit for Rapid Integration The FOG/IMU Developer’s Kit includes easy-to-use software that accelerates your IMU and FOG integration, development, and interface efforts.