The report highlights the key findings from the full day of discussions between UK users of additive manufacturing technologies, detailing the challenges and opportunities within UK use of AM.
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Scheduled to take place from 4-5 June 2025 at the NEC Birmingham, TCT 3Sixty 2025 will bring the entire additive manufacturing ecosystem together with the aim of driving the adoption of this technology in the UK.
The materials are said to have undergone extensive mechanical and thermal testing and validation for compatibility with KraussMaffei’s polymer extrusion-based additive manufacturing systems.
The company, which specialises in additive manufacturing for industries including aviation, defence and power generation, says the facility will serve as a hub for AM, CNC machining, and jet engine assembly and testing.
The company worked with Sintavia to develop, manufacture, test and supply the component, which was assemble into the pump and tested at Curtiss-Wright's Bethlehem, PA facility.
The US defence and aerospace manufacturer says the facility includes large-format, multi-laser metal 3D printers from Nikon SLM Solutions, alongside heat treatment and inspection equipment, and leverages one of its existing machining hubs.
Sarah Goehrke is the owner/principal of AM-specific contract services company Additive Integrity. She focuses in the additive manufacturing industry on advances in strategy, diversity, sustainability, and ecosystem positioning.
Peter Rogers is an additive expert in the Asia Pacific region. Peter runs his own company, Layered Ltd, in Japan, focusing on consulting advanced manufacturing companies on how to achieve success in the Asia Pacific market.
Martin is a specialist in Materials and Structures with 20 years of experience in both academia and industry. At ASTM International, Martin leads a global team of engineers tackling advanced manufacturing challenges.
Claire Scott is a Technology Adoption Specialist with the Made Smarter Adoption programme in the North West, guiding manufacturing SMEs in harnessing digital technologies to elevate their business practices.
