Rolled Alloys expands capabilities

Rolled Alloys, a supplier of stainless steel, nickel, cobalt, and titanium alloys, has announced the expansion of capabilities at its 66,000-sq.-ft. service center in Cincinnati.

The company has added a TRUMPF® TruLaser 1030 laser machine to its selection of equipment. The new machine can cut material up to 0.1875 in. with a tolerance of +/- 0.008 in. The 60- by 120-in. bed allows for processing of oversized material. The facility currently offers a coil line, laser, shear, deburring, and laser inspection.

The Cincinnati plant also now is certified to laser-cut to Pratt & Whitney Canada (CPW350) and Rolls Royce (RRP55000). In addition to GE, Pratt & Whitney (PWA119), Goodrich (RPS 14.35), and Nadcap, the new quality approvals will enhance cutting capabilities and offer improved material utilization between 5 and 50 percent, the company states.