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Thu, Mar 07, 2024

Hartzell Rebrands POWERUP Aircraft Ignition Systems

Updated and Improved Lineup Hits Distributor Shelves Soon

Hartzell Engine Tech, has completed a rebrand and refresh on its line of POWERUP Aircraft Ignition Systems, with the new models in full production swing for immediate sale.

Hartzell's Engine arm acquired the brand in 2023, building on its collection of historic aviation names like Janitrol Aero, Fuelcraft, Plane-Power, Sky-Tec, and AeroForce Turbocharger Systems. The POWERUP lineup includes FAA/PMA approved aircraft magnetos, ignition harnesses, Slick, Bendix and Continental replacements parts and magneto repair kits.

The entire product line is available immediately through the usual Hartzell Engine distributor network, in addition to other members of the corporate family. From now on, Quality Aircraft Accessories will begin incorporating POWERUP magneto components into its standard overhaul processes, replacing legacy parts from Slick.

“POWERUP ignition systems are manufactured today on Hartzell Engine Tech’s foundation of proven reliability and precise engineering,” said Hartzell Engine Tech President Keith Bagley. "These POWERUP products, which simplify the upgrade process for owners, are ready to ship today."

FMI: www.powerupignition.aero

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