Aerospace Casings

Like most other engine components, casings are frequently machined from difficult materials, such as titanium and heat resistant superalloys. However, some varieties are produced from aluminium, stainless steels or even composites, each of which can require different tools and cutting data. Used to channel air through the engine, casings feature complex designs that present manufacturers with a host of machining challenges.

Tooling for Aerospace Engine Casings

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