TCT Magazine (Page 4)

In conversation with Lithoz CEO Johannes Homa | New product development, knowledge share & the importance of honesty

TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies speaks to the Lithoz CEO about the company's next machine iteration and the upcoming AM Ceramics event.

By Sam Davies

/ 6 Jul 2026

In conversation with Lithoz CEO Johannes Homa | New product development, knowledge share & the importance of honesty

Framatome opens new additive manufacturing centre to support nuclear & defence projects

The facility leverages wire-arc additive manufacturing and laser powder bed fusion technology.

By Sam Davies

/ 6 Jul 2026

Framatome opens new additive manufacturing centre to support nuclear & defence projects

Indiana University Health opens 3D Print Studio

The state‑of‑the‑art studio enables IU Health clinical teams to create patient‑specific anatomical models that support diagnostic accuracy and enhance pre‑surgical planning.

By TCT Team

/ 6 Jul 2026

Indiana University Health opens 3D Print Studio

Application spotlight: In-house 3D printing enables design flexibility & cost savings for Challenger 3 battle tank air ducting

RBSL deployed a miniFactory Ignite material extrusion system to produce the Crew Temperature Control System parts.

By Sam Davies

/ 3 Jul 2026

Application spotlight: In-house 3D printing enables design flexibility & cost savings for Challenger 3 battle tank air ducting

Australian SME funding launches to fast-track additive manufacturing adoption

“The STARTER Project Funding Program gives businesses a practical pathway to work alongside researchers, test ideas and evaluate how additive manufacturing can improve efficiency, flexibility and competitiveness.”

By Laura Griffiths

/ 3 Jul 2026

Australian SME funding launches to fast-track additive manufacturing adoption

Beehive Industries acquires two machine shops

"This acquisition gives us immediate precision machining capability, proven talent, and the operational experience to scale with confidence, at the speed the modern warfighter demands."

By Laura Griffiths

/ 3 Jul 2026

Beehive Industries acquires two machine shops

Spherene launches browser-based platform for 3D printed internal structure design

SphereneNXT is said to make complex internal design and metamaterial structures more accessible for engineers and designers.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 3 Jul 2026

Spherene launches browser-based platform for 3D printed internal structure design

Roboze to support localised additive manufacturing in Saudi Arabia through SABIC partnership

Roboze has joined SABIC’s Home of Innovation to support the Kingdom’s vision of building localised, resilient, and sovereign industrial capabilities for mission-critical production.

By TCT Team

/ 3 Jul 2026

Roboze to support localised additive manufacturing in Saudi Arabia through SABIC partnership

Conflux Technology & Dallara working to enable liquid hydrogen-powered endurance racing

The two companies are co-developing an advanced liquid hydrogen-to-coolant heat exchanger for a next-generation hydrogen internal combustion engine (ICE) endurance race car.

By Sam Davies

/ 2 Jul 2026

Conflux Technology & Dallara working to enable liquid hydrogen-powered endurance racing

Velo3D launches additive manufacturing facility with capacity for 100+ metal 3D printers

The company says the site boasts nearly 10 million cubic feet of production space.

By Sam Davies

/ 2 Jul 2026

Velo3D launches additive manufacturing facility with capacity for 100+ metal 3D printers

Former WAAM3D CEO Dr Filomeno Martina: 'The AM sector needs to adopt a better economic language.'

Filomeno Martina on whether the AM sector is doing well enough to convey the value of its technologies, how AM machines should be priced, and why we need a more useful framework for evaluating industrial AM cost.

By TCT Team

/ 30 Jun 2026

Former WAAM3D CEO Dr Filomeno Martina: 'The AM sector needs to adopt a better economic language.'