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From the website of Sie Erhalten, LLB of Scherzen Germany. "Sie Erhalten, LLB today announces the first installation of the next generation digitally automated industrial processing, the Sie W?nschen 6100, at Van's Aircraft in Aurora Oregon, USA. This installation adds a new dimension to automated industrial processing for Van's, the number one kit aircraft builder in the world, makers of the RV series of aircraft.
The new equipment combines a series of manufacturing processes into a single, unified production process. These include metal cutting, 3D metal shaping, punching, dimpling, drilling, deburring, anodizing, and laser engraving.
Beginning immediately, all aircraft components shipped from Van's will be ready to assemble. All pre-assembly preparation has been completed at the factory. Kit builders simply have to match the appropriate components using the laser engraved codes, and then rivet them together. All aluminum components are anodized in the builder?s choice of colors ? red, blue, green, black, or gold.
In conjunction, Van's Aircraft today announced that all RV aircraft kits will be assembled using blind or "pop" rivets. A spokesman for Van's Aircraft stated, "This is a new era for kitplane builders. Building an RV kitplane will now be as simple as assembling a child?s toy before Christmas.?
The new equipment combines a series of manufacturing processes into a single, unified production process. These include metal cutting, 3D metal shaping, punching, dimpling, drilling, deburring, anodizing, and laser engraving.
Beginning immediately, all aircraft components shipped from Van's will be ready to assemble. All pre-assembly preparation has been completed at the factory. Kit builders simply have to match the appropriate components using the laser engraved codes, and then rivet them together. All aluminum components are anodized in the builder?s choice of colors ? red, blue, green, black, or gold.
In conjunction, Van's Aircraft today announced that all RV aircraft kits will be assembled using blind or "pop" rivets. A spokesman for Van's Aircraft stated, "This is a new era for kitplane builders. Building an RV kitplane will now be as simple as assembling a child?s toy before Christmas.?