Aero Industry Prepares for Take-Off at Starrag Event
The Starrag-Tornos Group recently welcomed guests to its 25th annual ‘Aerospace and Turbine Technology Days’ event…
MTDCNC’s Paul Jones and Starrag’s Lee Scott are in Bielefeld standing on an incredible masterpiece that offers two vertical columns and a horizontal bridge. Lee shares the details on the construction, build, and performance of this phenomenal machine along with its rigidity and design. Watch the video to understand how two independent programmable axes move simultaneously and how the foundations are designed in a bespoke manner to deliver an engineering marvel.
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