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Powder Metallurgy forms parts from powdered metal with heat and pressure; used for producing parts with unique properties in aerospace.

Punching and Shearing involve cutting and shaping metals by removing parts; used in the fabrication of aerospace framework.

Water Jet Cutting uses high-pressure water to cut materials; chosen for aerospace parts when heat-affected zones must be avoided.

Casting involves pouring molten material into a mold; used for creating complex shapes like turbine blades in aerospace.

Rotational Molding creates hollow parts by rotating a mold; used for constructing large, hollow objects such as fuel tanks in aerospace.

Forging shapes metal using compressive forces; provides strength to critical components like landing gear in aerospace.

Welding fuses materials together using heat; crucial for the construction of fuel tanks and other structural aerospace elements.

Thermoforming shapes plastics by heating to a pliable forming temperature; implemented in creating cabin components for aerospace.

Machining removes material to shape parts; critical for creating precise components in aerospace engines and airframes.

Laser Cutting uses a laser to cut materials; applied in producing intricate components and lightweight structures in aerospace.

Laminating bonds layers of materials together; used in creating strong, lightweight composite structures in aerospace.

Brazing and Soldering join parts by melting a filler metal; used in electrical systems and engine components in aerospace.

Additive Manufacturing layers materials to create parts; used for prototyping and producing complex aerospace components.

HIP uses high pressure and temperature to eliminate porosity in castings; enhances the integrity of aerospace components.

Sheet Metal Forming shapes thin metal sheets; utilized in making fuselage, wings, and other skin panels in aerospace.

Rapid Prototyping quickly fabricates a scale model using 3D computer-aided design; crucial in aerospace for design validation.

Injection Molding injects molten polymer into a mold; often used for making plastic parts in aircraft interiors.

Extrusion pushes material through a die to create long parts with uniform cross-sections; used for aerospace structural components.

ECM uses electrical current to dissolve metal precisely; employed in crafting intricate cooling holes in aerospace turbine blades.