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"occam" wrote
Mexico doesn't build advanced machine tools for aerospace or other high-tech industries. You have to buy them from China, Japan or Europe. Not true. I toured a plant in Mexico City that had 40 machines on the floor, milling titanium and aluminum parts for LockMart. They had another machine that was cloning itself, so they would have the base/parts for the 41st machine. You could eat off the floor it was so clean. Highly automated, and the treated metal was never touched by humans after the chemical wash, all the way to sealing in containers. The only people you saw were the milling operators and janitors. We all got a little tobacco-bag of titanium chips as a souvenir :-) |
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