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Automation Systems for all things Aerospace
Robot automation is a key component in the aerospace industry, where precision, quality and repeatability are paramount in the construction of aircraft and space systems. These systems have to perform flawlessly as the room for failure is minuscule.
With the recent advent of metal additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, robotics has become even more instrumental in the aerospace industry. Additive manufacturing allows for the repeatable construction of complex superalloy parts that in the past would require skilled tradesmen to produce.
Midwest Engineered Systems meets all of the challenging demands of the aerospace industry. From high-precision automated manufacturing systems for high-performance power system assembly to building aircraft components with additive manufacturing, we have the experience necessary to design and integrate complex manufacturing systems and can take current processes to even greater heights all within our ITAR-compliant facility.
Automation Applications
- Large-scale Metal Additive Manufacturing
- Full Assembly Line Integration
- Part Assembly Systems
- Welding Operations
- Painting Operations
- Plasma Cutting Systems
- Material Dispensing and Placement
- Code Scanning and Traceability Systems
- Part Inspection and Testing Processes
Aerospace expertise
Engine Component Assembly Lines
Industrial Metal 3D Printing
ADDere Additive Manufacturing
ADDere is designed to manufacture large-scale industrial parts in some of the most challenging metal-based materials. With our internally developed control systems, the ADDere laser-wire systems are capable of 3D printing high-quality, near net shaped metal deposition with post-processing taken into consideration.
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