Royal Machine & Tool Corporation has announced the forming of a special in-house Aerospace Service Group.
New equipment and software have been purchased, and a new building addition is planned to meet the increased fixturing needs of the Aerospace Industry.
Recently, Royal has invested in five new pieces of equipment for their turning and milling departments to expand their capabilities in capacity and machining. The engineering department has upgraded to Solid Works Software, which enables solid modeling in their designs and is most vital in optimizing the fixture at the design phase by the offering of 3-dimensional viewing.
During the coming year, a 1,200ft2 building addition is planned to provide manufacturing space to consolidate operations and to improve work flow.
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