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Boeing and Ford Motor Co. are maximizing the opportunities for advanced material systems and subsystems in cars, trucks, and aircraft with dynamic applications of high performance thermoplastic solutions. Register now to hear directly from these game-changing OEMs. Learn more<\/a><\/strong>. Register before rates increase on April 7!<\/p>\n \nSeeing is Believing \u2013 Announcing Two Guided Tours<\/strong><\/p>\n General Atomics \u2013 Wednesday, April 29<\/strong><\/p>\n General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. produces world-class remotely piloted aircraft for military applications. The vertical integration manufacturing model is unique to the industry and occupies over 750,000 square feet in one location. Tour attendees will see the majority of manufacturing areas and the lean tools that are used to manage the operations. Register and find more details online<\/a><\/strong>.\n<\/p>\n Collins Aerospace \u2013 Friday, May 1<\/b> Each tour is capped at 30 seats \u2013 don\u2019t delay in registering! Already registered?<\/strong> It\u2019s not too late to register for these guided tours! To add on tours, please login in here <\/a><\/strong>and then click modify your registration.<\/p>\n \nATCC Roadmapping Workshop<\/strong><\/p>\n Aerospace Thermoplastic Composites Collaboration (ATCC) <\/a><\/strong>launched a three-part Roadmapping Workshop as an industry-wide initiative dedicated to the development and commercialization of high performance thermoplastic composite solutions. Phase I was hosted by Boeing in St. Louis, and a team of industry experts, federal agencies, and universities developed 16 specific proposals for public-private partnership. Phase II of this initiative will take place in conjunction with ACMA\u2019s Thermoplastic Composites Conference in La Jolla, CA on April 29, 2020. Participants will be provided with feedback from funding agencies regarding the proposals that were developed in Phase I. Based on that feedback, participants will have to opportunity to participate in project teams who will move the proposals forward into specific projects, timelines, and deliverables.<\/p>\n Be a critical part of the advancement of the thermoplastic composites industry by joining the ATCC for Phase II of this important initiative. This workshop is held prior to the start of TCC 2020 and is available to ACMA members only. Please contact our membership team to discuss joining at membership@acmanet.org <\/strong>or (703) 525-0511.<\/p>\n High-Performance Learning<\/strong><\/p>\n \nOver 20 companies will display their products and services in a hands-on exhibit showcase where you can touch and feel the tools, parts, and materials, and take a deeper dive into the technology and research behind the latest developments in thermoplastic composites.\n<\/p>\n Browse Exhibiting Companies and Sponsors<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Browse Attending Companies<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Space is Filling Quickly \u2013 Act Now! <\/strong><\/p>\n Visit acmanet.org\/TCC20<\/a> <\/strong>to Register<\/p>\n
\nIn 2020, the Collins Aerospace celebrates its 80th anniversary, and since opening its doors, has been a leading private employer in the region and a leader in the design and manufacturing of highly engineered structures for the aerospace industry. This campus tour will include a visit to the site\u2019s Test Labs. Register and find more details online<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n
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