Aerospace component machining companies have many defence and commercial airline projects subcontracted to them by large global Aerospace majors. But machining shops, if caught in unfamiliar territory can get themselves into trouble when working on such complex projects. Machine shops new to aerospace machining should be aware of the risks, not just the rewards. Aerospace majors place the highest demands for quality and precision for all components sourced machining shops. If suppliers are not aware of the complexities of aerospace machining, they can be stuck in a contract which they find difficult to execute and potentially lose money every time they machine a part.

Anyone looking at taking up machining of such complex aerospace materials may want to do a little more homework to fully understand the challenges before they get started. Hence it is critical is to plan exactly how to handle aerospace materials better and how to apply the right techniques for optimal machining.

This programme will be conducted by Mr. Pradeep Kumar. He is a Mechanical engineer, started his carrier with NTTF where he was training students in Die and Mould making. He was with Kennametal cutting tool manufacturing industry more than 32 years,having experience in the area of sales and marketing of Metal Cutting, Metal forming and Mining tools. Last 10 years, he was head of knowledge centre in Kennametal and trained more than 20000 executives in the field of metal cutting tools and its applications.