Chemical milling is a subtractive process in which selective material is removed from metallic aerospace structures — typically aluminium, titanium, or steel — by controlled immersion in chemical etchant solutions, producing weight-reduced skins, pockets, and contoured profiles to precise depth tolerances without mechanical cutting forces.
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