Aerospace manufacturer turns to Fintek to solve hand deburring bottleneck

2 May 2019 • In Literature

A leading Tier 2 aerospace component manufacturer faced a crisis when hand deburring connectors with difficult external threads was causing a backlog and a serious month-end bottleneck.

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Michael Tyrrell

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Fintek

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Aerospace manufacturer turns to Fintek to solve hand deburring bottleneck

A leading Tier 2 aerospace component manufacturer faced a crisis when hand deburring connectors with difficult external threads was causing a backlog and a serious month-end bottleneck.

Boeing makes largest purchase of blended sustainable aviation fuel

Pratt & Whitney invests £20m in MRO capacity in Florida

Aerospace part manufacturer invests $25m in production facilities

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