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Amaero partners with MEMKO

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By: Reporter
Amaero partners with MEMKO

The global metal additive manufacturer has entered into a partnership with Australian-owned firm MEMKO Aviation, Aerospace, and Defence.

The global metal additive manufacturer has entered into a partnership with Australian-owned firm MEMKO Aviation, Aerospace, and Defence.

Amaero subsidiary, Amaero Engineering, has entered into a Teaming Agreement with MEMKO Aviation, Aerospace, and Defence to jointly market and provide engineering and manufacturing services to third parties for projects in the fields of design, manufacturing, and certification.

According to Amaero, MEMKO has been selected because of its “deep experience” in CASA Design and Airworthiness Regulations, required for qualification of flying parts.

Amaero offers full end-to-end solutions for additive manufacturing of metal components including design, manufacturing, equipment, services and materials with manufacturing capabilities in Melbourne, Adelaide and Los Angeles.

MEMKO is an Australian-owned company servicing Australasia, Asia and the Middle East specialising in aviation, aerospace and defence with design engineering and technical services.

[Related: Amaero applies for international patent for new titanium alloy]

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