GE Accelerates Singapore Repair Growth Capability

adaptive automated laser welding system

An adaptive automated laser welding system increases high-pressure turbine blade repair yield and reduces turnaround times.

Credit: GE Aerospace
Record engine deliveries eventually mean record repairs and overhauls. How can aftermarket providers solve the conundrum of handling rapidly growing volumes while decreasing all-important turnaround times? The challenge is particularly acute for GE Aerospace, the world’s biggest engine company...
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