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Phantom Works Scares Up 73% Cost Reduction

Boeing Phantom Works in St. Louis, Missouri, is dedicated to finding better, faster, and less expensive ways to design, develop, manufacture, test, operate, and support current and future systems. As part of this effort, Phantom Works has made industry breakthroughs in the areas of high-speed machining,...


Makino's A88E: Perfect Chip Control

The A88E high-speed horizontal machining center, the latest addition to Makino?s highly advanced line of A-Series machining centers, offers the perfect chip control solution for its 24.8" (630 mm) square pallet. A high rate of metal removal is combined with excellent chip control and its center...


Linear Pallet Pool System (MMC2)

Makino's MMC2 is a modular, Flexible Manufacturing System (FMS) - customizable to meet the needs of any facility.


Thin Wall Machining

New Heights in Aerospace Realized Through Advanced High-Speed Machining Process   THIN WALL MACHINING New Heights in Aerospace Realized Through Advanced High-Speed Machining Process   The manufacturing demands faced by the aerospace...


STRATTEC Security Corporation Automates for Flexible Mold Making

THE CHALLENGE STRATTEC Security Corporation has been supplying locks and keys for the automotive market since vehicles were invented. This Milwaukee, Wis., company is a worldwide leader that has driven the innovations in its field, including the move from mechanical to electromechanical...


Makino V77

Efforts to minimize thermal distortion for part precision and enhance higher quality finishes on die/mold output has led to the creation of the V77 from Makino, the newest in the line of vertical milling machines.   HIGH ACCURACY, HIGH SPEED AND HIGH PERFORMANCE VERTICAL...


Cutting Graphite and Cycle Time

High-speed graphite milling helped bring Howmet Tempcraft’s technology into the 90’s—and its bottom line into the black. After a string of unprofitable years, this investment casting maker had to find a way to move more product out the door faster or risk succumbing — permanently perhaps — to competitive...


Improved Solutions that Maximize Productivity and Reduce Expenses for Machining Aerospace Aluminum Structural Components

The aerospace industry is facing unprecedented challenges, particularly related to the commercial side of the industry. Although the recovery is beginning, production rates are significantly reduced and could continue for a significant amount of time. The pressure will be intense on suppliers to keep...


Turbine Technologies Grows Business With EDBV EDM Hole Drilling Machines

The Challenge For more than 50 years, Turbine Technologies of Farmington, Conn., has produced vital components for the aerospace and gas turbine industries, including both commercial and military applications. The most common components include turbine blades and vanes, which require profile machining...


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