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Aerospace industry targeting more efficient production –
EMO conference showcases the road map
Frankfurt am Main, 27 March 2013. – For the second time now, the Institute of Production Engineering and Machine Tools (IFW) at the Leibniz Universität Hannover, Germany, is joining forces with the Machining Innovation Network to host an international event called “New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry”, under the aegis of the EMO Hannover. International experts from the industrial sector and the academic community will on 18 and 19 September 2013 be discussing on the exhibition grounds how the stringent requirements of the aerospace industry can be met even more effectively with new machinery concepts, automation solutions and the use of the CAD-CAM chain.
“The aerospace industry is one of Europe’s most successful sectors, but also one of the most demanding”, says Cord Siefken, Chairperson of the Machining Innovation Network and Plant Manager at Premium Aerotec in Nordenham, Germany. “An important contribution to its leading role is made not least by the innovative vigour of its production technology vendors and the concomitant research activities”, adds Siefken. Despite long planning timeframes for individual projects, he continues, innovations are continually being premiered. There is a particular demand at present for resource-efficiency coupled with high levels of quality and productivity, both in the products concerned and the relevant production processes.
The aviation conference at the EMO Hannover 2013 is themed around the challenges and solutions involved. In four thematic categories, ongoing trends will be addressed in the relevant production and machine technologies, and on planning and organisation. For the first time, in addition, academic presentations will complement these three areas in a dedicated session.
The aviation conference at the EMO Hannover 2013 is themed around the challenges and solutions involved. In four thematic categories, ongoing trends will be addressed in the relevant production and machine technologies, and on planning and organisation. For the first time, in addition, academic presentations will complement these three areas in a dedicated session.
For your diary:
What: Machining Innovations Conference “New Production Technologies in the Aerospace Sector”
When: 18/19 September 2013, half-day on both dates
Where: exhibition grounds, Conference Centre
Further information: www.machining-network.com/conference
Contact: Barbara Dengler, IFW, phone +49 511 762-18003, [email protected], Oliver Bub, Machining Innovations Network, phone +49 4451 91845-300, [email protected]
Editorial responsibility is held by: VDW - German Machine Tool Builders’ Association
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