Eaton Thermal Products

ETP Thermal Dynamics, also shown as Eaton Thermal Products, repairs and overhauls heat transfer parts for aircraft. It is based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The site describes it as an FAA, EASA, ISO, AS9100 and Boeing approved repair station. The company designs, makes, repairs and overhauls these parts and their systems.

Heat transfer parts move heat away from aircraft systems. The site lists heat exchangers, precoolers, condensers and reheaters. It also lists fuel heaters and oil coolers for fuel, engines, auxiliary power units and constant speed drives. Another group covers electro-mechanical and hydraulic parts, such as actuators, switches, sensors, probes and hydraulic components.

The heat exchangers come in several metals, including stainless steel, aluminum and Inconel. Many are plate-fin designs. The company also services fluid system parts for commercial, regional and military aircraft. It offers full work scope support for air to air heat exchangers.

The site says its engineers plan the whole system to cut the rate of failures and lengthen the life of each part. The company tells buyers that repair costs less than replacement. It lists more than 200 DER repair programs. A DER repair is an approved repair design.

Other customer points on the site include fixed flat rate price schedules, quick turn-around times and 24/7 AOG support. AOG means aircraft on ground, a case where a grounded aircraft needs help fast. The company also lists better reliability and lower acquisition cost.

The customer list covers major and regional airlines, cargo operators, MRO firms, OEMs, military authorities and part houses. MRO means maintenance, repair and overhaul. The site says the company serves major operators, regional airlines, rotor-wing and general aviation markets.

The website has pages for companies, products and capabilities. It also lists DER and NuCORE pages and an engineering resource center. A contact page offers a form and separate email routes for sales, accounting and careers.