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MIDDLETOWN, Conn.—Pratt & Whitney has added an automated station at its Connecticut engine assembly center and plans to steadily expand the efficiency-improving technology. The station, based around a robotic arm, assembles three bearings that go into the PW1100G geared turbofans (GTFs) produced at...
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