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MACHINE SAFETY
PROVIDING SAFE MACHINING OF COMPLEX AEROSPACE PARTS
from CGTech. Among many benefits, the implementation of VERICUT has seen this progressive manufacturing business reduce its scrap rate for FAI (first article inspection) parts to almost zero.
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Established in 1979 and today located at Manisa in the west of Turkey, HMS Makina is a leading machinist of many different parts and products for a global portfolio of aerospace primes and their sub-tiers, mainly in EU countries. The company, which employs 440 highly skilled personnel, exports 70 per cent of total sales from its modern 23,000 m² production facility. All of HMS Makina’s special processes carry approvals by major OEMs and NADCAP. “With over 80 high-technology CNC machines we’re able to produce complex and precision parts from all kinds of light and hard metals, including aluminium, steel alloys, stainless steel, titanium, magnesium and nickel- based superalloys from plate, sheet, castings and forgings in compliance with customer specifications,” explains Onur Benzergil, new part supervisor at HMS Makina. Benzergil leads the team that carries out machining process design and NC programming for aerospace parts. HMS Makina has ability to offer finished aerospace products, providing post-machining services that include NDT (non-destructive testing), shot peening, surface treatment, painting and assembly. This market differentiation, alongside its quality-oriented production, makes HMS Makina a preferred supplier to the aerospace sector.
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leading supplier of complex aerospace components is enhancing the reliability of its machining operations since investing in VERICUT verification, simulation and optimisation software
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