Aerospace Engine Mounts

Machined from technically advanced materials, discs are the solid core to which an engine’s fan, compressor and turbine blades are attached, usually by dovetail or fir-tree root.

A vital component during operation, engine mounts form the interface between the engines and wings of an aircraft. These components typically require substantial metal removal and are usually made of titanium or heat resistant superalloys. As such, robust tools capable of highly productive performance in difficult materials are a must for successfully manufacturing these parts.

Tooling for Aerospace Airframe Engine Mounts

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