Promoting the coating
Oerlikon Balzers’ segment manager, aerospace, Toby Middlemiss explains why the new aerospace era relies on coatings to meet OEM customers’ bullish targets.
New Fintek brochure highlights surface finishing expertise
Fintek’s new brochure highlights their surface finishing expertise across aerospace, motorsport, additive manufacturing and more. With technologies from world leading machine makers OTEC Präzisionsfinish GmbH, RENA Technologies Austria GmbH and Palms, the company is your one-stop shop destination.
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