Aluminum alloy lined PERT composite pipe (Aerospace Kaiser Pipe) is a curved elastic vector ASAK pipeline system developed using aerospace vector technology. It features lightweight rigid piping, curved elastic connections, and each connection segment functions as a curved elastic vector unit (ASAK-Unit), embodying distinct mechanical structural characteristics. Among these, the curved elastic vector ASAK serves as a mechanical expression of curved elasticity and vector rigidity, representing a notable aerospace technological hallmark that encompasses both the curved elastic vector ASAK structure and aerospace material technology.

Composed of curved elastic vector ASAK aluminum alloy lined PERT composite pipes, curved elastic vector ASAK fittings, and employing the widely recognized safe method of thermal fusion connections.

It effectively addresses the inability of traditional metal pipelines to withstand various damages such as earthquakes, thermal expansion and contraction, and corrosion, achieving high-quality, safe fluid transportation and maintenance-free applications throughout its lifecycle. With dozens of patented intellectual properties, it interprets the direction and future of pipeline technology through aerospace science and technology!

Since its nationwide launch in China in 2001, it has been widely applied in high-quality fluid transportation pipeline systems across various fields including aerospace, medical and health, industrial and civilian sectors (such as cold and hot water supply, air conditioning, heating, compressed air, medical chemicals, biological agents, special liquids, etc.), garnering significant market attention and acclaim.

For example: publicly visible national satellite launch centers such as Jiuquan in Gansu, Xichang in Sichuan, and Wenchang in Hainan; venues for the 2008 Olympic Games, the 2009 Shanghai World Expo, Zhengzhou Xinzheng International Airport in 2013, Beijing Daxing International Airport in 2021, Beijing National Ice and Snow Venues in 2022, as well as numerous public buildings, hotels, and upscale residences that have won the "Luban Award." It was consecutively selected by the Ministry of Construction as a "National Construction Industry Scientific and Technological Achievement Promotion Project" in 2010 and 2013.