Rangeview wins Kratos turbine-engine work for flight-quality superalloy castings

Cameron Schiller's El Segundo foundry will develop flight hardware as Kratos scales engines for drones and missiles.

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Rangeview is testing whether robotics and digital tooling can expand domestic superalloy casting capacity. Kratos gives it a path from process development to flight hardware.

Illustration of a flight-quality superalloy turbine blade or disc segment for Kratos engines, representing Rangeview's casting work in El Segundo.

Cameron Schiller (@cameron62s), founder and CEO of Rangeview, announced Thursday that Kratos Defense & Security Solutions selected the El Segundo manufacturer to develop and deliver flight-quality cast superalloy hardware for advanced turbine engines.…

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