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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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Aerospace Dynamics International launches major capacity increase in titanium machining with order for eight MAG five-spindle, five-axis XTi profilers

Thu, Sep 13, 2012 00:00 CET

Forty new XTi spindles will increase ADI’s Ti machining capacity almost 40 percent, as part of $90 million expansion that includes new facility. Breakthrough multispindle gantry design is industry first with independently controlled rotary axes on each spindle.VALENCIA, Calif. and ERLANGER, Ky., September 12, 2012 – Aerospace Dynamics International, Inc. (ADI) will increase its titanium machining capacity approximately 40 percent to support Airbus A350 and Boeing 787 programs with a $90 million investment that includes a new 120,000-

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Aerospace Dynamics International launches major capacity increase in titanium machining with order for eight MAG five-spindle, five-axis XTi profilers

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