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Article March 1, 2007 Bill Kennedy

Progress vs. Production: General Industry Coverage

Integrating new technology without disturbing production schedules. With demand for aerospace parts booming, can machine shops risk using new technology to boost productivity?

Article May 1, 2006 Jeffrey A. Badger, Ph.D.

Flight-Critical Grinding

Grinding turbine blades challenges manufacturers.

Article March 1, 2006 Alan Richter

Floor Planning: General Industry Coverage

A flexible and reconfigurable machine tool is used during assembly of aerospace parts.

Article March 1, 2006 Daniel Margolis

D.I.Y. for the Sky

Airlines are manufacturing more of their own replacement parts.

Article March 1, 2006 Bill Kennedy

High-Stake Machining

Producing "high risk" aerospace parts requires unique strategies and tactics.

Article February 1, 2006 Mike Principato

Manufacturing at Mach 2+: General Industry Coverage

Making of the F-22 Raptor fighter jet.

Article December 1, 2005 Daniel Margolis

Intermetallic Wonder: General Industry Coverage

Titanium aluminides hold potential as a parts material for the aerospace industry.

Article March 1, 2005 Bill Kennedy

Holding Pattern: General Industry Coverage

Because of their size and shape, aerospace parts require special workholding considerations.

Article March 1, 2004 Greg Landgraf

Composite Dreaming: General Industry Coverage

making aerospace parts, composites, composite materials, graphite-epoxy composites, Boeing 7E7, Dreamliner, aerospace materials

Article March 1, 2004 Susan Woods

Preferred Advantages: General Industry Coverage

A look inside an aerospace parts supplier that specializes in military parts.

Article March 1, 2004 Bill Kennedy

Efficient Machining of Low-Volume Aerospace Parts

Versatile machine tools and creative strategies help shops handle high-variety, low-volume aerospace machining.

Article December 1, 2003 Bill Kennedy

The Wright Stuff: General Industry Coverage

To commemorate the 100th anniversary of flight, a company has replicated the Wright brothers' 1903 airplane engine--and their machning techniques.

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