Propeller Inspection involves thorough checks for damage, wear, and alignment to ensure optimal performance and safety. Propeller Services include maintenance, repair, and balancing to extend lifespan and efficiency. Both are critical for aviation and marine operations to prevent failures and ensure smooth operation.

Propeller Inspection and Services typically involve the following key specifications and technical properties:

Size: Varies by propeller type, typically ranging from 0.5m to 6m in diameter.

Grade: Compliance with industry standards such as ISO, ABS, DNV, or Lloyd's Register.

Viscosity: Not directly applicable; inspection fluids may vary based on cleaning agents or coatings.

Buoyancy: Not a primary property; propellers are designed for hydrodynamic performance.

Material: Commonly bronze, stainless steel, aluminum, or composite materials.

Inspection Methods: Ultrasonic testing, dye penetrant, magnetic particle inspection, visual checks.

Surface Finish: Smoothness critical for efficiency, typically measured in microns (Ra values).

Balancing: Dynamic and static balancing to minimize vibrations.

Coating: Anti-corrosive coatings like epoxy or specialized paints.

Repair Tolerance: Strict adherence to manufacturer-specified limits for blade thickness and pitch.