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“Cryogenic machining's productivity increases are immediately recognized as a good return on investment,” Horwarth added. “In addition, customers also see a significant ROI from the reduction of post-machining finishing operations, as well as the elimination of water-soluble coolants and reduction in machine maintenance. Cryogenic technology makes new installations less expensive and provides an improved working environment benefitting worker health and safety.”

Bill Horwarth, MAG President

The new GEMINI system saves several million dollars in equipment, infrastructure and labor cost traditionally needed for two separate systems, making it ideal for aerospace tier suppliers who require cost economy and flexible capabilities

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MAG's new GEMINI Composite Processing System is first to switch from fiber placement to tape laying – first system ordered by Alliant Techsystems

Wed, Jan 25, 2012 20:09 CET

Multi-material capability saves millions in equipment, infrastructure and labor cost. Gantry design allows unlimited part length and multiple work zones.Erlanger, KY, JANUARY 25, 2012 – MAG IAS addresses the aerospace industry's drive for economy and flexibility in composites processing by introducing the new GEMINI Composite Processing System – the first system capable of switching in a matter of minutes from automated fiber placement to automated tape laying. "The new GEMINI system saves several million dollars in equipment, infrastructure and labor cost

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MAG's new GEMINI Composite Processing System is first to switch from fiber placement to tape laying – first system ordered by Alliant Techsystems

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