Top-of-the-Line Pumps
Manufacturer of Aircraft Fluid Components Company Dedicated to Customer
Service Since 1954
Crissair, Inc. is recognized as the global leader in the design and manufacture
of aircraft fluid control components. We develop more than check valves,
however; our company has designed and developed
more than 11,000 products, including customized products designed to our clients’ specifications.
Our company manufactures both:
- Hand-operated pumps
- Shaft-driven pumps
Hand-operated pumps are generally driven by a single handle which is designed
for specific extension adapters. We have several restow pumps that are
widely used on regional jets to restow the ram air turbine (RAT). Other
hand pumps are designed per MIL-P-5515 D, Class 3000, and AN 6248-3. Discuss
your needs with our company, a trusted manufacturer of quality aircraft
fluid control components since 1954.
Shaft-driven pumps mainly include rotary gear pumps or G-rotor pumps. They
are mostly used in gearbox applications where they are considered lube
and scavenge pumps. In some applications, however, these pumps are also
used to pressurize the lubrication reservoir by pumping air into it. Other
applications have used these pumps to pressurize lubrication oil and fuel
simultaneously.
Adherence to High-Quality Control Standards
We utilize high-quality control standards in order to ensure that our products are
consistently excellent, developed with pride and precision in our state-of-the-art, 70,000 square foot facility located in Valencia,
California. In 2013, we consolidated with Canyon Engineering, adding more
than 30 years of experience in aerospace, military, and industrial engineering
to a new product line. This enables us to keep pace with the changing
nature and constantly developing challenges of the industry, for our clients’ benefit.
Call a sales associate at Crissair, Inc.; dial (661) 367-3300!
Get in touch with our office today to set up a facility walkthrough or
to learn more about our product line. We work with our clients throughout
each phase of the process from conceptualization to qualification.
Contact Crissair, Inc. today for more information.