When a company purchases a Black Hawk helicopter, they’re aware of the various requirements that come with flying them – one of these being the maintenance and repairs that must occur after both 480 and 960 hours of flight. While this may seem like a daunting process, the team at Cutting Dynamics is able to make this upkeep as simple and easy to understand as possible.
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We had the opportunity to ask Alex Trattner of atspotter on Instagram a few questions. And if you missed our last blog post, we featured Alex on a list of 15 aerospace industry professionals you should be following on social media. Keep on reading to learn a little more about him and what he does!
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Here at Cutting Dynamics, we’re proud to offer up-to-date machinery and hot forming titanium capabilities for a wide span of companies. Our team of leaders make it a priority to keep up with the latest equipment and updates going on in our industry – and we think you should too.
In addition to the News portion of our website, there are many online outlets you can go to if you’re looking for the latest updates on the aerospace industry. In the past, we’ve suggested a handful of blogs and publications to follow, but another alternative way to find relevant news is on social media.
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Since our establishment in 1985, Cutting Dynamics has grown into a company that manufacturers can rely on for capabilities such as our kitting and assembly services. When professionals in sectors such as defense or aerospace are looking for a fitting solution to their industrial needs, they come to Cutting Dynamics.
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Ever since Boeing released photos of their new “Starliner Space Suit” it’s been talked about on a variety of aerospace blogs and publications.
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We recently featured Plane & Pilot Magazine in our blog post titled, “The Top 18 Aerospace and Aviation Industry Blogs and Publications You Need to Be Reading.” In wanting to learn more about the places we mentioned, we reached out to Plane & Pilot and were lucky enough to conduct a Q&A with VP and Editor-in-Chief, Robert Goyer.
Keep reading to learn more about him, the magazine, and the industry.
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We recently featured airscape magazine in our blog post titled, “The Top 18 Aerospace and Aviation Industry Blogs and Publications You Need to Be Reading.” And David Foxx from airscape was nice enough to feature us on his site along with agreeing to do a Q&A with us. Keep reading to learn more about him and his publication!
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To give our customers a closer look at our operations, we recently reached out to our engineering team for their take on custom orders, software, and more.
At Cutting Dynamics, we’re dedicated to our role as premium suppliers of hydroforming and thermoplastic composite services for the aerospace industry, and this dedication shows in our efforts within our engineering department.
To keep our customers informed about all that goes into our engineering work, we’ve created this post highlighting the five key steps.
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Trust Cutting Dynamics to handle all of your aerospace component needs:
• Experience: We’ve been involved in high-tech manufacturing since our industry-leading laser cutting operation opened in 1985.
• Consideration: Our commitment to innovation and customer needs has allowed us to develop world-class operations primed for efficiency, operating with proprietary techniques
• Reliability: We ensure complete traceability of every custom aerospace component and perform most manufacturing in-house. Continue reading “Custom Aerospace Components”