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February 20, 2005
Would Your Company Benefit From More Effective Manufacturing Methods?
As the Aerospace Industry faces increasing cost pressures, more effective manufacturing methods can help revolutionise the use of existing materials. By understanding the advanced manufacturing methods available, seeing demonstrations of the newest techniques and meeting with the key players in the UK, your company’s manufacturing can become more cost and time effective.
(PRWEB) February 20, 2005 -- The objective of this seminar is to enable Designers, Manufacturers and suppliers to the Aerospace Industry to update themselves on the latest manufacturing methods and opportunities. Metallic structures are still the most widely used and their competitiveness can be improved by the approaches to be discussed.
This seminar will be held at the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre with Boeing and so there is a keynote address from Boeing in the USA as well as the opportunity to tour the lab and see first hand the new techniques, including a metallic manufacturing machine which is the only one of its type in Europe.
Advanced Metallic Manufacturing Methods for the 21st Century
1 day seminar
11 May 2005
University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre, Rotherham
Benefits to Delegates of Attending:
•Up to date view of metallic manufacturing techniques
•Interfacing with other aerospace professionals in this field
•Knowledge of modern methods necessary to remain competitive in this sector
•Opportunity to establish research and possible funding contacts
•Gain an insight into views of major aerospace companies in this sector
•Opportunity to see demonstrations of metallic manufacturing in a lab environment
About The Institution of Mechanical Engineers
The Institution has been the home of the Mechanical Engineers for 150 years. Around 80,000 engineers world-wide are members. The Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) is the United Kingdom’s qualifying body for mechanical engineers.
Members work in research, design, development, manufacturing, installation, commissioning, contracting, consulting and teaching in fields as diverse as lubrication, satellite launching, surgical implants and power stations. All find out about the latest developments in their own and related fields in the Institution’s Conferences and Events.
Posted by Industrial at February 20, 2005 07:55 PM