The completed part will be for a state-of-the-art high-resolution diffractometer. KTC programmed this massive and extremely complex part using Mastercam's advanced multi-axis module. The complex project above was done for the Department of Energy and was machined on a Parpas SL 100 5-Axis machine. To accomplish this, KTC has an experienced engineering and manufacturing support team along with the facilities to produce highly complex fabrications, machine parts, machinery, and complete manufacturing lines. Because of this, KTC is involved with 'leading edge' technology for both consumer and industrial products and also scientific development. Projects include new products (Design and Build programs) to be introduced to the market and expansion (Build to Print programs) of existing product lines. Keller Technology Corporation (KTC), located in Tonawanda, NY, designs and fabricates specialty equipment for many different industries and companies. Businesses that reach out to Keller Technology need a solution to produce their end-product with the assurance that their proprietary information and intellectual property (IP) will remain secure.

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