Finishing a Titanium Pylon

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Save your shop downtime and risk by removing operation intervention from your pylon finishing applications.

With the right combination of grades, geometries and methods, this method removes the need for operator finishing/benching tasks such as deburring, blending, dressing and fettling. The part comes off the machine and it's done.

Collaborative partner technologies:

Heller
Siemens
CGTech
GOM
Seco Tools

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