FTI (Fatigue Technology Inc) has become an important professional product supplier in the US aviation industry for many years with its continuous innovation of high-performance, high-reliability anti-fatigue technology and related products. The company's core cold extrusion technology was first conceived by Boeing in 1969, and FTI immediately carried out pioneering R&D innovation and production trials. For this reason, Boeing issued FTI a special license certification for the sale and supply of products related to this technology.
Since then, FTI has been focusing on the development and innovation of cold extrusion processes, which significantly improve the time and cost of production and maintenance in practical applications. In 2008, FTI became a member of PCC Group, a world leader in the industrial precision casting industry and a Fortune 500 company. FTI has a large number of patented product technologies around the cold extrusion process, including the basic Split SleeveCold Expansion cold extrusion product line for open seam liners, ForceMate press-fit bushing mounting system, ForceTec riveting seat ring, FleXmate frame fitting mounting system, GromEx composite hole protection system, and RailTec track hole fatigue strengthening for railway applications. StopCrackEX anti-cracking process and products for bridges are a professional and comprehensive supply system. Today, FTI's products are used in almost all major aircraft and helicopters on the market, and we are actively developing and innovating composite structures that will become more and more widely used in the future.
FTI has been ISO9001 certified since 1996. In 2001, it passed the AS9100 certification of the aviation industry, and in 2012, it was upgraded and issued AS9100C certification by TUV of the United States.