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How Airbus 3D printed an A330 Fuel Air Separator

"The 75% is a result of the optimisation, not an input.”

By Sam Davies

/ 10 Nov 2025

How Airbus 3D printed an A330 Fuel Air Separator

£38m Airbus-led DECSAM programme to scale additive manufacturing for next-gen aircraft

By the conclusion of the programme, the partners hope to be able to demonstrate an integrated, digitally connected AM supply chain from alloy selection and build strategies to post-processing, inspection and factory scale-up.

By Sam Davies

/ 10 Nov 2025

£38m Airbus-led DECSAM programme to scale additive manufacturing for next-gen aircraft

By the conclusion of the programme, the partners hope to be able to demonstrate an integrated, digitally connected AM supply chain from alloy selection and build strategies to post-processing, inspection and factory scale-up.

By Sam Davies

/ 10 Nov 2025

'The fastest printer in the world for your part': Through the doors at Rapid Fusion

"I believe we could be number one in the large additive space. I feel like that’s more than achievable."

By Sam Davies

/ 9 Nov 2025

'The fastest printer in the world for your part': Through the doors at Rapid Fusion

Reclaim to Fame: Sustainability gains for metal powder manufacture

"I hate not to highlight the sustainability, because that’s why we love what we do, but it’s just an offshoot of how we make great powder."

By Sam Davies

/ 8 Nov 2025

Reclaim to Fame: Sustainability gains for metal powder manufacture

Replique opens new Italian subsidiary

Located in Milan, Replique Srl will operate as an additional base from which it can provide its 3D printing, CNC and injection moulding services.

By Sam Davies

/ 7 Nov 2025

500 3D printed bunkers delivered to Indian Army

MiCoB deployed its rapid 3D Concrete Printing (3DCP) technology, along with proprietary designs and materials, to manufacture the bunkers.

By Sam Davies

/ 7 Nov 2025

500 3D printed bunkers delivered to Indian Army

Ground broken on Additive Materials and Manufacturing Accelerator facility in Guam

ASTRO America and the U.S. Navy’s Maritime Industrial Base (MIB) Program have broken ground on Guam's very first advanced manufacturing hub, with AM to be used to produce mission-critical parts at the point of need.

By Sam Davies

/ 7 Nov 2025

Ground broken on Additive Materials and Manufacturing Accelerator facility in Guam

Anisoprint founder Fedor Antonov steps back from CTO role

Confirming his transition into an advisory position on LinkedIn, Antonov said his decision to vacate his role as CTO comes as the company shifts its focus towards the consumer segment.

By Sam Davies

/ 6 Nov 2025

Anisoprint founder Fedor Antonov steps back from CTO role

We're judging AM companies at their setbacks but may soon be heralding their comebacks

“A cynic might see these as undeserved second chances.”

By Sam Davies

/ 6 Nov 2025

We're judging AM companies at their setbacks but may soon be heralding their comebacks

LEAP 71 unveils 2000kN rocket engine injector head manufactured in partnership with Nikon SLM Solutions

The component is a critical element of the LEAP 71 XRB-2E6 methane/liquid oxygen rocket bell nozzle engine that the company announced was under development in April.

By Sam Davies

/ 5 Nov 2025

LEAP 71 unveils 2000kN rocket engine injector head manufactured in partnership with Nikon SLM Solutions

Automotive supplier Angstrom Group acquires Mantle

Mantle believes the Angstrom Group investment will provide the resources to expand production capacity, strengthen its partner network, and accelerate deployment of its hybrid additive–subtractive manufacturing systems.

By Sam Davies

/ 5 Nov 2025

Automotive supplier Angstrom Group acquires Mantle