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Advancing hypersonic aerospace systems with 3D printing

Design World

Velo3D, Lockheed Martin, and Vibrant teamed up with DoD’s LIFT Institute on a data-driven approach to certifying materials and methods for additively manufactured aerospace systems. In the defense industry, there has been a recent and urgent need to advance aerospace applications.

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Ford Aerospace acquired by SPIROL

Design World

SPIROL has announced that Ford Aerospace Ltd., Ford Aerospace was founded at Tyne Dock in 1910 by Robert Ford, and the family business has most recently been led by the founder’s great-grandson, Chris Ford. based in South Shields, U.K., will be joining the SPIROL group of companies.

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How robots can reduce aerospace workplace hazards

Robotics Business Review

The aerospace industry has begun paying more attention to the hazards of humans working closely with hazardous chemicals. The post How robots can reduce aerospace workplace hazards appeared first on Robotics Business Review.

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Canada supports Indigenous aerospace company and aerospace sector in British Columbia

Canadian Manufacturing

This funding comes from the Aerospace Regional Recovery Initiative. Harwood Custom Composites, a certified Aboriginal business, has been a key supplier of custom composite fabrication, repair, and design services to the local aerospace industry for over 20 years.

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Stäubli Tool Changer Helps TPR’s Aerospace Project Take Off

MEM

Stäubli worked closely with TPR Limited on this project to specify the MPS 130 R20 robot tool changer and CombiTac connectors which connect the water, air, power, and data signals required for this aerospace project. We can take that for granted as we have full confidence in Stäubli’s solution.”

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TAE Aerospace to upgrade the Royal Australian Air Force’s F414 Engine Test Facilities

Manufacturer's Monthly

On 13 July, TAE Aerospace and the Royal Australian Air Force’s (RAAF) Air Combat and Electronic Attack Systems Program Office (ACEASPO) signed a contract for the upgrade of the General Electric F414 Engine Test Cells at RAAF bases Amberley and Williamtown. It is expected that the upgrades will be complete in early to mid-2025.

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5 Tips for Running a Profitable Aerospace Shop

Modern Machine Shop

The company has spent 30 years machining aerospace parts, in addition to serving other end markets. For over 30 years, Aerotech Machining has served the demanding aerospace market. With its headquarters in Bloomingdale, Georgia, Aerotech Machining is well-placed to supply large parts to aerospace customers with minimal shipping costs.

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