Aerospace
Over the years, industrial metrology has become an integral part of aerospace manufacturing processes, for OEMs and big industry players alike. Thanks to their large measurement volume, laser tracker systems are used for inspection, tooling, part mating and reverse engineering tasks, just to name a few. Coordinate measurement machines (CMMs) of all sizes are used in inspection and scanning applications with prismatic parts, achieving single-micron accuracies.
Airbus - Broughton (DEA)
The Airbus factory in Broughton, North Wales, recently ordered a large gantrytype coordinate measuring machine from DEA. The machine will provide advanced dimensional inspection capabilities that will help keep pace with the production of wing spars for the current fleet of Airbus aircraft and components for the new A380, a 555 seater aircraft for ...
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The Airbus factory in Broughton, North Wales, recently ordered a large gantrytype coordinate measuring machine from DEA. The machine will provide advanced dimensional inspection capabilities that will help keep pace with the production of wing spars for the current fleet of Airbus aircraft and components for the new A380, a 555 seater aircraft for ...
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XAC - Xian
By installing a unique coordinate measuring machine, Xian Aircraft Company (XAC) has reduced inspection time and added a new level of flexibility to its metrology operations. XAC, located in Xian, China, is a large, high technology manufacturer of large and medium sized military and civilian aircraft for the Chinese market, luxury coaches, ...
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By installing a unique coordinate measuring machine, Xian Aircraft Company (XAC) has reduced inspection time and added a new level of flexibility to its metrology operations. XAC, located in Xian, China, is a large, high technology manufacturer of large and medium sized military and civilian aircraft for the Chinese market, luxury coaches, ...
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