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Precision machining is essential to the aerospace industry, where safety, performance, and reliability depend on components that meet the highest standards for quality and consistency.

Our certifications, including ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D, along with ITAR and NIST 800-171 compliance, are the framework that enables us to meet the expectations of the aerospace and defense industries. As we work toward achieving ISO 14001 certification, we're expanding that framework to include environmental responsibility and workforce safety, further strengthening our role as a trusted partner in the aerospace and defense sectors.

The aerospace and defense industries are rethinking their material strategies, which is leading to thermoplastic composites becoming more popular. Their combination of high strength, lightweight design, and exceptional durability is helping companies meet increasing performance demands while keeping manufacturability in focus.

Aerospace kitting organizes and pre-packages all necessary components, hardware, and tools into a single, ready-to-use kit. This approach eliminates inefficiencies, reduces errors, and accelerates maintenance, ensuring that your team has exactly what they need, when and where they need it.

Titanium is a critical material for the aerospace and defense industries. It is valued for having the highest strength-to-weight ratio of any metal. It is also beneficial due to its corrosion resistance, high-temperature performance, and fatigue strength. These properties make it ideal for applications where durability and performance under extreme conditions are non-negotiable.

Over the last 40 years, Re:Build Cutting Dynamics has been a trusted leader in component manufacturing, specializing in precision machined components. As the needs of our customers grow and evolve, it is evident that our production facilities must also advance to meet their needs.

In the aerospace industry, safety and performance are non-negotiable. This drives the demand for precise, reliable aerospace components. Aircraft must withstand extreme conditions, from high pressures to rapid temperature changes, while maintaining functionality. The slightest deviation in a part's design or performance can lead to costly failures or safety risks.

In the aerospace industry, precision isn't just measured in millimeters — it's measured in microns. Manufacturing tolerances for aerospace components demand unprecedented accuracy, where deviations smaller than a human hair can impact performance and safety.

Achieving high quality in the aerospace industry isn't just a goal — it's an absolute requirement. Every component that goes into an aircraft or spacecraft must meet specific standards for safety, reliability, and performance.

As technology advances, the demands of the aerospace industry continue to evolve. This is especially true for spacecraft. In the past, spacecraft have been reserved for scientific research and government-backed initiatives.