Seyer Productivity Levels Set to Take-Off With Starrag
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“Aerospace wouldn’t be aerospace without parts like this!”
Starrag make a number of complex parts, and it’s absolutely critical to make them as cost effectively with the right quality. What are the challenges when it comes to machining turbine blades and how does Starrag ensure they get the right part?
Paul Jones of MTDCNC is with Tim Day of Starrag to find out!
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Aero Industry Prepares for Take-Off at Starrag Event
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Irish Manufacturing Research, Supporting Manufacturing
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