08:00 - 13:00, Manufacturing Technology Centre, Coventry
8:00 - 13:00, Manufacturing Technology Centre, Coventry
The use of advanced materials has always been a key element in the success of our UK aerospace industry and the development of new advanced materials continues apace.
This event will feature presentations by key Primes and Tier 1s discussing their objectives in using advanced materials including composites and new metallic materials, how they intend to fulfil these goals and how their supply chains can identify the right future technology trends and prepare for them. It will also include presentations by supply chain companies including SMEs which illustrate how they are meeting, or preparing to meet, their customers' needs in the production and manipulation of these advanced materials.
This event is being held at the prestigious Manufacturing Technology Centre, Coventry and is supported by the East Midlands Transport iNet which is part funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
What’s in it for you?
- Hear about new advances in materials development for the aerospace industry and how they may impact you
- If you machine, fabricate, form or join materials for your customers, you should understand the next generation of materials
- Understand how you can participate in key programmes
- Network with key aerospace people and companies and make key contacts
Confirmed speakers
Phillip Doorbar, Rolls-Royce - Advanced materials development including MMCs
Dan Kells, National Composites Centre - National Composites Centre programmes
Alan McLelland, NAMTEC - Titaniums, aluminium lithium alloys & metal-to-composite joining
Chris Walker, Diamond Hard Surfaces - Unique surface coatings for aerospace materials
Rob Ireson, Glass Technology Services - Glass Technologies in aerospace
The morning will conclude with lunch and an opportunity to mix and network with presenters and fellow attendees.
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