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Schübeler Technologies partners with Vita Inclinata

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Avionics

4 Nov 2021
Clara Bullock

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Electric ducted fan (EDF) manufacturer Schübeler Technologies and Vita Inclinata have partnered to adapt Schübeler’s EDF propulsion system to the Vita Rescue System Litter Attachment and lifting system

The exclusive production agreement allows for the rapid scaling of Schübeler Technology’s solutions to meet Vita’s demand for rugged and reliable thrusters.

“The need for precision control technology to stabilize crane loads and helicopter rescue litter baskets cannot be underestimated,” said Caleb Carr, President, and CEO of Vita. “To help us further limit the swing and oscillation associated with lifting and transporting loads, we needed a bigger EDF. Schübeler Technologies has agreed to customize their EDF’s so that now we have robust fan solutions that fulfill the stabilization needs for both aerospace and industrial load stabilization applications – notably improving safety and maneuverability.”

Producing custom-built systems

Rather than simply delivering a product to spec, the partnership is essentially an extension of Schübeler’s work. As needs arise, systems can be built for Vita to address countless real-world challenges. For instance, a helicopter operating in a desert environment needs an EDF propulsion system that manages huge quantities of dirt and dust, while a rescue mission conducted at sea must have EDFs attached that will need to function after being submerged in saltwater.

These products must remain reliable after repeated use in harsh environments, under the most intense operational scenarios. Achieving this high level of sustainability involves significant real-world testing – something Schübeler addresses. The Schübeler Technology and Vita partnership will produce custom-built systems tough enough to perform in any challenging conditions.

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Avionics

4 Nov 2021
Clara Bullock

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