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...
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...
The aerospace industry is changing rapidly, and the Makino Aerospace Group has the tools and the know-how to help manufacturers compete, and win, in this dynamic environment. "Today the industry is under tremendous pressure to reduce cost for both defense and commercial aviation," notes Tom...
Presenters: John Einberger - HMC Product Line Manager Have you ever wondered why the Makino 50-taper nx-Series horizontal machining centers are the market share leaders in North America? Are you interested in learning more about some of the features of these horizontal machining centers? We invite...
Host: John Einberger – HMC Product Line Manager Join us via the Makino Experience Center as we profile a number of outstanding features that make the Makino a51nx the best-selling 400mm horizontal machining center in the North American market. Find out more about what makes this machine...
The objective of the A77 horizontal machining center demonstration is to illustrate the machine_x0012_s flexibility with the superabrasive machining of turbine engine segments. DEMONSTRATING BLADE AND VANE MACHINING The objective of the A77 horizontal machining...
Deere & Company, one of the world's leading manufacturers of farm, construction, forestry, lawn and industrial equipment, is supporting its aggressive approach to the off-highway diesel engine market with advanced manufacturing technology. JOHN DEERE’S...
SITUATION Precise Tool & Die, located in Cleveland, Ohio, got its start as a die/mold shop serving the automotive and electrical industries. During its first two decades in business the company saw much success; however, growing international competition forced Precise Tool...