Collins Eyes 20 Additive Manufacturing Parts This Year
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ATLANTA--Collins Aerospace is taking the next step with its aerospace additive manufacturing activity, with aspirations to develop 20 production-ready metal parts in 2019, says Paula Hay, the company's executive director of additive design and manufacturing. "We think we'll have quite a few parts...
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