Midlands firms rev up for speed record
A Mansfield firm is using software created by a Birmingham firm has been used to produce more than 50 critical components for the British World Land Speed Record project.
International manufacturing technology company, Jaivel, has used Delcam’s PowerMILL CAM software to generate programs for the machining of parts used on the Bloodhound SuperSonic Car.
The Bloodhound SSC, which is powered by a Rolls Royce engine from a Typhoon fighter, aims to set a new world land speed record of 1,000 mph in South Africa next year.
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