Aerospace
The sky is the limit: CNC Automation that elevates quality in Aerospace
Meeting the High Standards of Aerospace Manufacturing
In the Aerospace industry, precision isn’t just important - it’s non-negotiable. With strict safety regulations, demanding materials like titanium and aluminum, and the need for traceability, maintaining the highest quality is at the heart of every operation. RoboJob has been a trusted partner in CNC Automation for aerospace manufacturing for years. We understand the unique challenges of this sector, from managing aluminum chips to ensuring complete traceability, and we deliver turnkey solutions tailored to your needs. By integrating advanced equipment like measuring machines, chip compactors, tool life and fluids monitoring systems seamlessly into our cells, RoboJob helps your production meet the highest aerospace standards with efficiency and perfection.
From precision to traceability: Key factors for Aerospace automation
In Aerospace manufacturing, quality is mission-critical. That’s why RoboJob integrates measurement equipment directly into the CNC automation cell. This guarantees precise, repeatable results while reducing the need for manual intervention. Incorporating our turnkey solutions ensures your production meets the highest standards consistently - without compromise.
Machining aluminum produces a significant amount of chips, which can quickly disrupt the production process. RoboJob relies on partners such as Dormatec to integrate chip compactors directly into our automation cells. These compactors compress chips into briquettes, keeping your workspace clean and organized while optimizing workflow. This seamless integration ensures high productivity, even during intensive machining, so you can continue to produce over night even with a big chip volume and meet the demands of the aerospace industry.
Proper coolant management is key to ensuring reliable CNC machining, especially when working with titanium and aluminum. In collaboration with partners like Will-Fill, RoboJob integrates advanced coolant control systems into our automation cells. These systems maintain optimal coolant levels and coolant composition (oil vs lubrican) which result in the highest quality throughout production, reducing tool wear and ensuring consistent machining conditions. This solution helps every component meet the high standards required, particularly in industries with stringent demands like aerospace.

Traceability is essential in Aerospace manufacturing to meet regulatory standards. RoboJob offers solutions like integrated engraving units within the CNC automation cell, ensuring every part has a unique identifier. Our software further tracks this data, providing a seamless way to document and monitor production history.

Machining titanium is tough, with roughing and finishing creating unique demands. While roughing removes bulk material, finishing requires accuracy which heavily strains CNC tools, making tool life monitoring and sister tools essential.
At RoboJob, we combine experience and advanced automation to tackle these challenges. Our solutions integrate seamless tool monitoring and management, ensuring efficiency and consistent quality. Whether roughing or finishing, we help you succeed in automating titanium machining.
A tip: you can split the production and do the roughing fully automated over night, while finishing the parts in auto mode during the day when your skilled operation can monitor this more closely.
Optimized solutions for Aerospace Efficiency
Proven Results from Aerospace Leaders
Explore how leading Aerospace manufacturers have transformed their operations with RoboJob’s CNC Automation solutions. Their success stories highlight our ability to tackle the unique challenges of this demanding sector and deliver unmatched results.
Proven Results from Aerospace Leaders
Explore how leading Aerospace manufacturers have transformed their operations with RoboJob’s CNC Automation solutions. Their success stories highlight our ability to tackle the unique challenges of this demanding sector and deliver unmatched results.
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Aerospace CNC automation: frequently asked questions
Can RoboJob automate titanium and aluminum machining for aerospace parts?
Yes. For titanium, RoboJob cells integrate tool life monitoring and sister tools to cope with heavy tool wear. A proven approach is to run roughing fully automated overnight and finish parts in automatic mode during the day, when skilled operators can monitor them closely. For aluminum, integrated chip compactors keep the cell running despite high chip volumes.
How does RoboJob ensure traceability for aerospace components?
RoboJob can integrate an engraving unit into the automation cell, so every part receives a unique identifier. RoboJob can also connect the automation cell to your ERP system. Which production data you need to record per part depends on your customers and regulatory requirements, so RoboJob reviews these with you per project and works out a solution that fits.
How do you handle large chip volumes during unattended aluminum machining?
RoboJob can integrate chip compactors from partners such as Dormatec directly into the automation cell. They press aluminum chips into briquettes, which keeps the machine and work area clean. As a result, you can keep producing overnight, even with a high chip volume.
Can measuring equipment and coolant control be integrated into a RoboJob cell?
Yes. RoboJob can integrate measuring machines directly into the cell, so parts are checked without manual intervention. Coolant control systems from partners such as Will-Fill keep coolant level and composition stable. Together with tool monitoring, this keeps quality consistent during long unattended runs.
Which RoboJob systems are best suited for aerospace manufacturing?
Pallet-Load, Tower and Wall are the most common choices. Pallet-Load loads and unloads CNC machines from and to pallets. Tower swaps fixtures, jaws, collets and workpieces for high-mix production. Wall is a modular system that varies in height and width and connects to as many machines as you choose. It acts as a central store for materials, fixtures and robot gripper fingers, and in the future also tools, shared by all connected machines. Aerospace suppliers such as USIDUC (France) and KMWE (Netherlands) automate with RoboJob.
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