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Application spotlight: FDM technology enables 88% cost-per-part reduction for replacement C-17 lavatory parts

United States Air Force Maintenance Squadrons deployed a Stratasys F900 machine and Antero 800NA to produce the components.

By Sam Davies

/ 26 Jun 2026

Application spotlight: FDM technology enables 88% cost-per-part reduction for replacement C-17 lavatory parts

#249 Engineering VP Jack Adams on Norsk Titanium's supply of AM parts to Airbus, Boeing & more

On this episode of the Additive Insight podcast, TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies is joined by Norsk Titanium VP of Engineering Jack Adams. Norsk Titanium is an FAA-approved

By Sam Davies

/ 22 Jun 2026

#249 Engineering VP Jack Adams on Norsk Titanium's supply of AM parts to Airbus, Boeing & more

Beehive Industries to install 30 EOS M4 ONYX machines in $50m investment in metal 3D printing

The fleet of machines will support the production of the company's flagship Frenzy 8 engine line.

By Sam Davies

/ 17 Jun 2026

Beehive Industries to install 30 EOS M4 ONYX machines in $50m investment in metal 3D printing

CosmicMaker space 3D printing business emerges after successful test flights

Photocentric has received support from the UK Space Agency via ESA’s BSGN program, and won three grants to manufacture and validate its CosmicMaker 3D printer.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 16 Jun 2026

CosmicMaker space 3D printing business emerges after successful test flights

Divergent unveils large-format metal 3D printer with twelve 2kW lasers

The company believes its Monolith One machine is the most advanced industrial metal 3D printer in the United States.

By Sam Davies

/ 16 Jun 2026

Divergent unveils large-format metal 3D printer with twelve 2kW lasers

Dyndrite to lead America Makes' Artificial Intelligence for Material Allowables in Additive Manufacturing project

AIM-4AM is a $2 million initiative that is seeking to develop an AI-driven framework to identify and quantify risks within the existing material allowables approach for Laser Powder Bed Fusion.

By TCT Team

/ 8 Jun 2026

Dyndrite to lead America Makes' Artificial Intelligence for Material Allowables in Additive Manufacturing project

ORNL reveals new high-temp additive manufacturing aluminium alloy

ORNL says the material could redefine standards for high-performance automotive and aerospace components.

By Sam Davies

/ 4 Jun 2026

ORNL reveals new high-temp additive manufacturing aluminium alloy

Norsk Titanium signs new Cooperation & Research Agreement with Airbus

As the two companies take this next step in their collaboration, they are beginning to focus more on industrialisation and qualification.

By TCT Team

/ 3 Jun 2026

Norsk Titanium signs new Cooperation & Research Agreement with Airbus

In conversation with ... Paul Gradl, NASA

“Part of our motivation is seeing information that is incomplete.”

By Sam Davies

/ 1 Jun 2026

In conversation with ... Paul Gradl, NASA

Launch. Dock. Return. And do it all again

Sam Davies goes behind the scenes at The Exploration Company.

By Sam Davies

/ 1 Jun 2026

Launch. Dock. Return. And do it all again

Norsk Titanium secures recurring production contract with Northrop Grumman

The contract establishes Norsk Titanium as a trusted supplier for critical structural components.

By Sam Davies

/ 28 May 2026

Norsk Titanium secures recurring production contract with Northrop Grumman

Why CMMs are no longer enough: How 3D scanning is closing the metrology gap in automotive and aviation

SHINING 3D's new white paper documents how manufacturers including Bugatti-Rimac are replacing CMMs and manual inspection with high-accuracy 3D scanning — and the production numbers behind it.

By TCT Team

/ 22 May 2026

Why CMMs are no longer enough: How 3D scanning is closing the metrology gap in automotive and aviation