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Magellan Aerospace signs contract with Collins Aerospace for complex castings

Magellan Aerospace announced the signing of a significant long-term contract extension with Collins Aerospace, a Raytheon Technologies company, to manufacture complex magnesium and aluminum castings for various military and commercial aerospace platforms.

The extension of this LTA with Collins renews the framework for strategic alignment with Magellan; in addition to F-15, F-16, and F-18 castings for Collins legacy programs, the agreement also encompasses the supply of castings to support F-35 Lightning II, KC-46, A320neo, 787 and 777X programs.

“The signing of this LTA extension is built on a strong foundation of collaboration between our two companies over many decades”, said Haydn Martin, Vice President, Business Development, Marketing and Contracts for Magellan Aerospace. “Magellan’s casting centres of excellence are tailored for meeting the needs of these important Collins programs.”

Magellan is a world leader in the development and production of aerospace components and is a centre of excellence in sand casting processes. Magellan was the first in the industry to optimize 3D sand printing technology for production and has invested in innovative and transformative casting technologies such as robotics, 3D sand printing, automated pouring and finishing, and digital radiography to achieve the highest standard of product and performance while remaining cost competitive.

Find out more about Magellan Aerospace at magellan.aero.

For more information about Collins Aerospace, please visit collinsaerospace.com.


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