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Safran Invests $175M in New Hydraulic Press for Engine Parts

French Engine Maker Expands Forging Capabilities Amid Industry Demand

Safran Aircraft Engines is investing $175 million in a new 30,000 metric ton hydraulic press to enhance its forging capabilities for commercial and military aircraft engines. The new machinery will support the production ramp-up of CFM International LEAP engines and military engines for the Rafale, Mirage, and A400M. The upgrade is expected to create 130 jobs from 2026 and will be operational by 2029, with estimated annual production of 14,000 aircraft parts. This development is seen as a positive move for the aviation industry, which has been facing engine availability challenges. According to AeroTime, the expansion will also enable the manufacture of large parts for future civil aircraft engine programs.

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    Safran Invests $175M in New Hydraulic Press for Engine Parts

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    French Engine Maker Expands Forging Capabilities Amid Industry Demand

    Safran Aircraft Engines is investing $175 million in a new 30,000 metric ton hydraulic press to enhance its forging capabilities for commercial and military aircraft engines. The new machinery will support the production ramp-up of CFM International LEAP engines and military engines for the Rafale, Mirage, and A400M. The upgrade is expected to create 130 jobs from 2026 and will be operational by 2029, with estimated annual production of 14,000 aircraft parts. This development is seen as a positive move for the aviation industry, which has been facing engine availability challenges. According to AeroTime, the expansion will also enable the manufacture of large parts for future civil aircraft engine programs.

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