Browse Pratt And Whitney (CAGE Code 09993, 0KN81, 08SC2) NSN Parts Catalog

Operating Segments: Aerospace and Electricity Generation

HQ: East Hartford, Connecticut, United States

Partners: AACO, MTU, GoAir, Collins Aerospace, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, General Electric, and others.

About Pratt & Whitney

Pratt & Whitney was first formed in 1925 when Frederick Rentschler, Edward Deeds, and Gordon Rentschler formed the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Company with the help of Pratt & Whitney Machine Tool. The company’s initial product was the R-1340 Wasp, an aircraft engine that was used to power various flights and revolutionized American aviation. After the success of the R-1340 Wasp, Pratt & Whitney went on to release the R-985 Junior, and later an entire Wasp series. To this day, the Wasp series serves as the engine for many agricultural aircraft around the world. In 1929, Pratt & Whitney left Pratt & Whitney Machine Tools, merging with companies such as Boeing to form the United Aircraft and Transport Corporation (UATC). Pratt & Whitney kept their name, though five years later UATC was broken up and Pratt & Whitney merged with other manufacturers to form the United Aircraft Corporation. Recently, Pratt & Whitney has worked with the US Defense Department and other clients as they continue their business and development.

Products, Services, and Platforms

●        Reciprocating Engines: R-1340 Wasp, R-1690 Hornet, R-985 Wasp Junior, R-1535 Twin Wasp Junior, etc.

●        Turbojet Engines: J42, J48, J52, J57, J58, and more.

●        Turbofan Engines: JT3D, JT8D, JT9D, TF30, F100, etc.

●        Turboprop Engines: T34, XT45, T52, XT57, T73, and the T800.

●        Aeroderivative Industrial and Marine Gas Turbines: GG3/FT3, GG4/FT4, FT8, ST18M, and the ST40M.

●        Engine Maintenance Systems: Pratt & Whitney has the Ecopower pressure-washing service for engine maintenance.

Subsidiaries/Partners

Pratt & Whitney has partnered with AACO, MTU, GoAir, Collins Aerospace, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, General Electric, and others. Pratt & Whitney’s subsidiaries include those such as Pratt & Whitney Canada, Engine Alliance, International Aero Engines, Advanced Turbine Engine Company, Eagle Services Asia Private Ltd, Pratt & Whitney Engine Leading LLC, International Aero Engines, LLC, Homogeneous Metals, Inc., and others.

Competitors

Pratt & Whitney’s competitors include those such as Rolls-Royce, GE Aviation, Safran, GE, Honeywell, GECAS, Meggitt, Engine Alliance, and Bentley.