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?牽手中國運載火箭技術研究院

2015年8月17日，來自中國運載火箭技術研究院首都航天機械公司的代表，一行三人，考察三思泰捷，對前期訂購的試驗機進行現場驗收。驗收過程順利圓滿，産品完全達到客戶要求。

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中國運載火箭技術研究院即航天一院，是我國最大的導彈武器和運載火箭研究、設計、試制、試驗和生産基地，是中國航天的發祥地。著名科學家錢學森任第一任院長。中國運載火箭技術研究院隸屬中國航天科技集團，是長征運載火箭的搖籃。

首都航天機械公司隸屬于中國運載火箭技術研究院，內部稱爲211廠，是中國航天技術領域的骨幹企業和最大的運載火箭生産、總裝廠，長征火箭就是從這裏誕生。就在上個月，211廠剛剛交付兩發長征三號乙運載火箭，專列從北京啓程、奔赴西昌衛星發射中心執行衛星發射任務。而用于發射天宮二號目標飛行器的長征二號F火箭的部件總裝工作也在緊張進行中。211廠還承擔著備受矚目的新一代大推力火箭長征五號的研制任務，不久前，長征五號合練箭二級氧箱完成生産制造，並運往天津廠區，標志著長征五號合練箭部段級産品進入交付階段。長征五號今年將前往海南文昌發射場進行合練，2016年下半年將擇機發射，以確保探月工程三期、載人空間站等重大任務如期實施。

長征五號大推力火箭效果圖

此次首都航天机械公司向三思泰捷订购的试验机，将用于包括长征五号项目在内的火箭材料检测任务，设备型号为300kN微机控制電子萬能試驗機，代表了国内同类产品的较高水平。三思泰捷再一次为我国航天事业的发展贡献出自己的独特力量，全体三思泰捷员工为之自豪。

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