Cross Manufacturing Exhibiting Sealing Solutions

Expertise with the design and manufacture of metallic sealing rings, retaining rings and brush seals for flow control in the aerospace industries will be on display on the Cross Manufacturing stand at the 2024 Farnborough International Airshow, taking place on 22 - 26 July.

This year’s Farnborough aims to support the industry by acting as a catalyst for positive, future-focused change that will steer the trajectory of aerospace, space and defence for the next decade. To meet these challenges Cross is already helping customers achieve greater sustainability by delivering enhanced performance and efficiency.

Cross has been involved in the design, test and manufacture of sealing and retaining rings for flow control applications for over 80 years, during which time they have developed the capability of providing sealing solutions tailored to deliver superior performance under the most challenging conditions. In addition, Cross has pioneered the development of brush seals, delivering enhanced performance in many applications including those where labyrinth seals have been traditionally used.

Extensive design and production facilities utilise methods and special-purpose equipment developed in-house, facilitating the manufacture of seals precisely matched to each application.

Cross offers a complete package for design and manufacture of its sealing, retaining and brush seal products, including the detailed design of customised grooves and housings. The choice of materials can be complex, and advice is offered based on test results from the Cross in-house metallurgical laboratory as well as experience of making rings in different alloys for a diverse range of conditions.

Farnborough International Airshow: https://www.farnboroughairshow.com/   

Cross Manufacturing Stand: Hall 2, No: 2008.

Tel:                   +44(0)3301 224 400

Email:               contact@crossmanufacturing.com

Website:           Flow Control Sealing Solutions | Cross Manufacturing

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