NTMA
two workers looking at a metal aerospace frame part Source: Blaser Swisslube
VIEW NOW

New Metalworking Fluids Address Challenges in Aerospace Production

May 21, 2024 |

Learn about new metalworking fluids engineered to significantly extend tool life without risking costly aerospace parts.

Titanium and high-nickel alloys burn through inserts and cutting tools more than other materials, especially during roughing. Tools are frequently changed earlier than required in titanium machining as a precaution. Learn about new metalworking fluids engineered to significantly extend tool life without risking costly aerospace parts.

Agenda:

  • Learn to select the right metalworking fluid for your aerospace application
  • Understand the impact of fluid selection during initial new product planning
  • Discuss challenges of obtaining metalworking fluid approvals from OEMs
  • Consider how supplier service and support can significantly impact the bottom line
Presenter 1

Presenter 1:

Doug Fecher

Senior Applications Engineer

Doug Fecher began his manufacturing career at age 16 when he enrolled in a vocational school for machine trades. Over the next 23 years, he broadened his expertise through diverse manufacturing roles in the automotive and aerospace industries. Today, he serves as a hands-on applications specialist, helping manufacturers in selecting the right metalworking fluids to address production challenges and lower costs.

All content on this page is provided by the presenting company.

NTMA
PMTS 2025 Register Now!
PMTS 2025 Register Now!