3D-CAM scrambles for Teledyne Miniature Launch Decoy

The MALD is a miniature subsonic turbo-jet only 86" long. Designed to fly .9 mach at 30,000 feet with a range of over 200 miles, its purpose is to enter well-defended enemy airspace and emulate the presence of a real attack aircraft like the F16.

With only a month alloted to submit a prototype to a government competition, Teledyne chose 3D-CAM to provide five essential aluminum castings for the MALD. We were able to deliver castings from the initial designs in about three and a half weeks, giving Teledyne enough time to finish them by the deadline.

"I can't say enough about how much 3D-CAM's engineers were instrumental in keeping data moving and making sure everything got done in a minimum of time." Runner told us, "They really jumped through hoops to bring this job in on schedule."

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