Aircraft Parts | Maintenance - Repair - Overhaul | MRO | FAA Part 145 repairs EASA.145.4703

Powertek represent MRO Neaco, based in NY USA for Aircraft parts, PMA, Maintenance Repair Overhaul (MRO), Air Cycle Machines (ACMs), Air Trim Valves, as well as offering a range of electrical calibration and repair services for customers requiring continued after sales support for our products and services.

We have two Calibration-repair Laboratories, located in the UK and NY USA, supporting our after sales services. Both Labs are fitted-out with reliable, industry leading electrcial calibration equipment and repair workstations providing calibration to NIST, NPL and UKAS standards, Diagnostics and repairs for our current and legacy products.

We also offer commissioning for products such as our PXe Static Frequency Converters, please ask for a quote.

Representing NEACO MRO we supply parts, repair to CMM, Perform ATP and calibrate avionics test measurement and specialist equipment:

Air cycle Machines (ACMs) Liebherr
Air cycle Machines (ACMs) Honeywell
A3xx Starters Honeywell
Air Trim valves Liebherr
Fuel Control Valve Moog
Actuator ELEKTRO METALL
ACTUATOR Nord Micro
Valves and Actuators Liebherr
Phase angle voltmeters NAI
Power Sensors, Wattmeters
AC Voltage and Current Transducers
DC Voltage Transducers and Current Transducer
Static Frequency Converters (frequency changers) 50Hz-400Hz
Static Frequency Converters (frequency changers) 60Hz-400Hz

Aircraft MRO

Powertek UK Ltd represents NEACO MRO, who's mission is to provide superior customer service and uncompromised quality to the aircraft Manufacturing, Repair, and Overhaul industry. The NEACO on Bohemia NY team utilizes an intense attention to detail, rigorous testing process, and industry knowledge to repair OEM aircraft accessories and reverse engineer PMA that meet or exceed the industry's standards. With accessibility and expertise, NEACO is the authority on complex MRO capabilities. In 1989, Northeast Aero Compressor was founded with the mission to be the best in the industry. Over the last three decades, we have put our mission to the test by consistently developing our knowledge base and improving our services, acquiring new capabilities year after year. As part of our core dedication to service, we continuously review and audit our procedures and processes, ensuring that all requirements set out by the FAA and other regulatory agencies have been met while being committed to the quick and accurate service that our clients have come to expect.

aircraft Manufacturing, Repair, and Overhaul industry

All our equipment is independently tested and calibrated to NIST and UKAS standards to ensure our calibration processes are accurate.

We can also provide UKAS Accredited calibrations, please ask for further details.

Powertek-Neaco's MRO Capability is regulated to FAA Part 145 and EASA.145.4703 for repairs

Available MRO Parts and services

Aircraft MRO Services and MRO Schedule

NEACO FAA CERT 2018

NEACO EASA 2024 2027 CERTIFICATE

Calibration services for Electrical phase angle, multimeters and power analysers

Six reasons why you should recalibrate or recertify your transducers

1. Whenever Governmental Regulations Stipulate

EnergyStar and other Federal, as well as State and Local programs, require recalibration and re-certification at specified intervals. These are “must do’s”.

2. Whenever your facility QA/QC policy requires that action

Many operations define a period in which sensor performance must be confirmed and re-calibrated, if necessary. Always follow that as a minimum.

3. You Suspect a Change in Measurement

If you detect a change in measurement or process output, talk with one of our Application Specialists. Unless you’ve identified a system change prior to recognizing the issue, the safest (and least expensive) path is to verify the device performance and calibration.

4. Electrical Surge or Sustained Temperature Issues

A surge in either the measurement current or voltage, or a sustained operation outside the device’s specified operating temperature range can impact the unit’s performance and long term calibration. This is particularly true of DC current measurements. It’s best (and, again, least expensive) to verify the device calibration.

5. When Money Changes Hands

Everyone gets a little more particular when there’s money involved. Energy billing or cost allocation is a common example. If there’s not a contract stipulation, then a minimum of once per year is a safe starting point.

6. Whenever the Manufacturer Recommends It

Many OEMs define a time period in which sensor/instrument performance must be confirmed and re-calibrated. Always follow that as a minimum.

Powertek specializes in the design and manufacture of electrical power, voltage and current measuring instrumentation
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