Northwest Aerospace News August | September Issue No. 10 | Page 10

W
hile TECT Aerospace is
headquartered in Wichita, Kansas,
their roots run deep in the North-
west. Their 160,000 square foot
Everett, Washington plant is their
Complex Assembly Center of Ex-
cellence offering mill turn/grinding,
hard metals and aluminum machin-
ing, complex mechanical assem-
blies, and additive manufacturing.
A Small Machined Parts Center
of Excellence in Kent, Washing-
ton boasts 50,000 square feet of
complex hard metal and aluminum
machining less than one meter in
size with the ability for rapid new
product introduction.
Their extended geography portfolio
also includes a Titanium Machining
Center of Excellence along with
a Long Bed Aluminum Center of
Excellence totaling 700,000 square
feet in Wellington, Kansas. Here
TECT specializes in medium-sized
complex titanium and aluminum
long-bed, multi-spindle products
greater than four meters in length.
And in Park City, Kansas the TECT
portfolio is rounded out with a
200,000 square foot High Speed
Complex Machining Center of
Excellence specific to aluminum
monolithic products less than or
equal to four meters in length.
With this impressive portfolio,
a broad product offering, and
foundational passion for all things
airplane, TECT Aerospace is now
able to provide critical components
and parts that build the majority of
the large aircraft endoskeleton.
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