AIP Daytonais a global leader inprecision machined plastic componentsfor the medical, diagnostic and aerospace industries. AIP Daytona's capabilities include: Ability to read any modern-day CAD or solid modeling software files In-house mechanical design, material engineering, solid modeling, and structural analysis Computer controlled plastic annealling cells with chart reader for in process stress relieving of plastics True five-axis milling capability on mulitple machines Turning capacity from small up to 60" diameter with Y-axis and live-tool-capability on mulitple machines 48" X 96" CNC-Router table capacity Electro-mechanical and pneumatic assemblies In-house machining of only plastics to minimize metallic cross-contamination in critical medical, aerospace, and semi-conductor applications The absolute tighest realistic tolerance for the specified plastic material anywhere Whatever your plastic part challenge is, AIP Daytona can provide a customized solution to fit your particular project.Contact ustoday to learn more about AIP Daytona. ...read more
By American Industrial Plastics Inc. April 24, 2008
American Industrial Plastics created a Merchant Circle page. AIP is located in Daytona, Florida, and specializes in CNC machining of plastics. They create precision plastic components for aerospace, medical, food, offshore drilling, marine, and a number of other specialized industries. They work with dozens of plastics, including Delrin, Ultem, Nylatron, Composites (Orkot, CIP, Tenmat, ACM, Luytex), PEEK, Fluorosint, Radel R, Vespel, Ryton, Celazole, Ertalyte, Kynar, Dyneon, Kel-F, Teflon, UHMW / UHMW-PE, and Torlon. If you have any questions for AIP, please see our contact form. ...read more
By American Industrial Plastics Inc. July 20, 2007
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