Aerospace
Aerospace, Energy Machining Hub Supports Diverse Needs
Surrounded by defense contractors and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), this GF Machining Solutions facility provides technology and expertise for applications ranging from specialty blade cutting to laser texturing.
Read MoreMarposs Acquires Aviation Tooling Supplier BPMA
The BPMA product line offers solutions for aircraft engines including both new engine programs as well as the maintenance and repair of legacy engines.
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Seco Launches Customer Program to Reduce Lead Time
The program supplies a range of semi-standardized custom tool models, which helps to reduce quoting, tool design and approval processes.
Read MoreGF Machining Solutions Opens Aerospace and Energy Center of Competence
The North Carolina facility will improve the company’s ability to provide machining solutions to the North American aerospace and energy markets.
Read MoreStratasys, SIAEC Form Additive Manufacturing Joint Venture
The Singapore-based joint venture will offer design, engineering, certification support and part production to customers in the global aviation industry.
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CAM Software Helps Shop Five-Axis Machine Aerospace Part
A five-axis machine and HyperMill CAM software from Open Mind Technologies gave a shop the ability to meet the tight tolerances required for the camera-mounting brackets on a NASA satellite mission.
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Mazak Appoints General Manager to Northeast Region
Jim Rutan is tasked with managing Mazak’s sales and applications team in a booming region.
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Grob Goes Big on Universal Machining Centers
At an open house in Germany, Grob described its focus on the aerospace market for its line of universal machining centers.
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Partnership Uses Additive Manufacturing to Build Aerospike Engine
A version of the engine developed by Monash University and Amaero takes advantage of design freedoms from metal 3D printing.
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For Titanium, Tool Monitoring Smooths Low-rpm Cuts
Caron Engineering’s TMAC MP has been putting tool monitoring to work for years, but its “sawtooth algorithm” now meets a specific challenge in airplane engine machining.
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