INFINITY Aerospace

Made in the U.S.A.

Not taking on outside jobs, busy on own projects.

INFINITY Aerospace also designed and produced the Retractable Main Landing Gear prototype for the Glassic Composite ( now company is renamed KLS — now out of business ) prototype SQ 2000 !

We also designed the original 3400 lb. GW Maverick Twin Air prop aircraft Retractable Oleo Strut Main Landing Gear ( we didn’t do the nose strut ).  To see two *.jpg pics, for a close-up, and for a 3/4’s view.

We also designed and had made the prototype set of retracts for the 4560 lb. GW, 700 HP turbo-prop powered, Orion-TS Retractable Oleo Strut Landing Gear for Orion Aviation.

We also designed the Retractable Oleo Strut Landing Gear for the 6300 lb. GW, 700 HP turbo-prop powered, Golden Arrow for Abaris Aircraft.

We also designed the Retractable Oleo Strut Landing Gear and outriggers, and had 3 prototype sets made, for South Korea’s NASA’s 2425 lb. GW Smart UAV:  https://youtu.be/0LEUePVx_YY.

We should be starting a Retractable Oleo Strut Landing Gear design, then production, for a 12,500 lb. GW sub-orbital aircraft soon.

Description

We are the designer and manufacturer of Retractable Oleo Strut Landing Gear for 2 major aerospace companies for aircraft under 12,500 lbs. Gross Weight.

Many more designs are forthcoming ( all designed per FAR Part 23 ).  Contact us ANY afternoon Pacific Time M-F if you need Retractable Landing Gear designed ( using Solid Works 3D CAD program, and COSMOS Works FEA ) and / or manufactured ( using the latest CNC mils, lathes and CAM Software available ) for your custom design.

If you want to contribute to our acquiring a CNC mil, CNC lathe, tooling and CAM software which would make my, and your, landing gear and aircraft parts less costly, let us know.

Click on any colored words on our site for more info.

We designed and mfg.’d South Korea’s NASA’s (KARI) Vertical Take-Off Smart UAV Retractable Oleo Strut Landing Gear with outriggers October 05th, 2004

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Custom Landing Gear Design last modified on September 22, 2022 by JD