Royell is installing the first phase of its new 5-axis Flexible Manufacturing System
Royell is installing the first phase of its new 5-axis Manufacturing System. Once complete this multi-million dollar investment will consist of four Machining Centers three of which will be 5-axis Vertical and the fourth a 4-axis Horizontal.

The completed configuration will be tied together by a 44 pallet system to stock and feed material 24 hours a day. This system is designed to efficiently manufacture aluminum parts from bar, plate and forgings.
Jul 15, 2008, 17:48

Royell’s further facilities expansion will be completed this summer
Royell's further facilities expansion will be completed this summer to house the installation of the latest in 5-axis machining technology and support equipment. This expansion will also free up an additional 7000 sq ft of floor space to increase assembly capability.
May 15, 2008, 08:44

Another Perfect Score
Royell has repeated an achievement from last year and recorded another perfect score on the annual ISO9000:2000 + AS9100B audit! This is a testament to the continuous improvement and training that has become a way of life throughout the company. A job well done by all and keep up the excellent work.
Oct 29, 2007, 16:38

Royell has purchased a 5 Axis CNC Grinder
This purchase will not only support our production shop floor with fast turn around cutter regrinds but will enable the manufacturing of new cutters including special profiles for difficult part machining.

Features include:
- Efficient single-tool and large volume production capability
- Three automatic tool loading options
- Double-ended spindle gives the freedom of using up to eight wheels on a job.
Aug 24, 2007, 16:38

First of Four CNC Machines Installed to Support the 787 Program
We have installed the first of four horizontal CNC machines to support Boeing on the 787 program.

These machines will be installed in staged intervals as the airplane build rate grows and will form a dedicated manufacturing cell.

A family of titanium parts will be manufactured and delivered at the required frequency in kit form to support production.
Feb 19, 2007, 15:08