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New MT-Propeller for UL / LSA

17/04/2012

Press releaseIssued by MT-Propeller Entwicklung GmbH.

MT-Propeller has developed the MTV-33-1-A/175-200. It is a new high performance, low weight, 2-bladed hydraulic constant speed or ground adjustable composite propeller for the ROTAX 912 series engine installed on ultra light aircrafts (UL) or light sport aircrafts (LSA).

The MTV-33-1-A/175-200 hydraulic constant speed propeller features the following:

- Low Propeller weight - only 6,5 kg (14,3 lbs) plus UL MT-Governor P-850-12 (1 kg / 2,2 lbs)

- Scimitar blade shape for high performance and noise reduction

- Stainless steel leading edge for all weather operation

- Latest high efficiency airfoils

- Smooth run due to close manufacturing tolerances (CNC machined)

- Vibration approved on the ROTAX 912 series

- Optional available with MT-Propeller Kevlar spinner assembly, additional weight only 1 kg (2,2 lbs)

- Last but not least, made of the same technology used on Aerobatic Aircrafts and Regional Airliners

MT-Propeller is the world leading natural composite propeller manufacturer with 30 propeller models from 2-blade to 6-blade hydraulically controlled variable pitch propeller, for engines producing up to 5000hp, and 2-blade to 4-blade electrically controlled variable pitch propeller, for engines producing up to 350hp as well as two blade fixed pitch propellers.

The high performance, light weight and durable MT-Propellers can be used on aircraft with piston engines and propeller turbines, as well as on airships, wind tunnels or hovercraft.

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