Aerospace - TCT (Page 25)

Keselowski Advanced Manufacturing continues growth with installation of two more metal 3D printers

Keselowski Advanced Manufacturing (KAM) continues to accelerate its integrated advanced manufacturing growth with the installation of two large platform EOS M400-4 metal additive printers. The total number of AM machines at the facility is now 20.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 31 Aug 2022

KAM manufacturing floor at the North Carolina facility - Keselowski Advanced Manufacturing

Hermeus to 3D print hypersonic aircraft parts with two newly acquired Velo3D Sapphire systems

The pair of original Sapphire and large-format Sapphire XC machines will be used to 3D print parts in Inconel 718 for the company’s Chimera engine and Quarterhorse aircraft.

By TCT Team

/ 30 Aug 2022

#98 Additive Insight: Stratasys acquires Covestro, plus 3D printing news from Aston Martin

The TCT editorial team discuss August's top additive manufacturing stories including news from Stratasys, Aston Martin, Boeing and more.

By TCT Team

/ 29 Aug 2022

#98 Additive Insight: Stratasys acquires Covestro, plus 3D printing news from Aston Martin

Conflux Technology targets AS9100D aerospace certification

Australian metal additive manufacturing company Conflux Technology, an innovator of heat exchangers, has announced its commitment towards the aerospace certification standard AS9100D.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 23 Aug 2022

Boeing and Northrop Grumman join AM Forward

It has been announced that Boeing and Northrop Grumman have joined Additive Manufacturing Forward (AM Forward), committing to helping smaller U.S. based suppliers increase their use of AM.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 18 Aug 2022

3D printed metal parts go hypersonic – at zero miles per hour

Researchers at Purdue University are using additively manufactured injector components, produced with Velo3D Sapphire printers, to create Mach 6 conditions for a ground-testing facility.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 12 Aug 2022

StarHagen joins the Velo3D Contract Manufacturer Network to unlock design freedom for aerospace customers

Velo3D announced today that StarHagen, a provider of high-quality production parts for aerospace companies, has joined the Velo3D Contract Manufacturer Network.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 4 Aug 2022

StarHagen Aerospace and Velo3D - StarHagen + Velo3D

MIT researchers 3D print sensors for satellites

MIT has announced that a team of researchers has created the "first completely digitally manufactured plasma sensors" for orbiting spacecraft.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 3 Aug 2022

MIT CubeSat Sensor - Courtesy of the researchers and MIT News

First-of-its-kind 3D printing facility opens at Bengaluru Airport City

A state-of-the-art 3D printing facility is now operational at the Airport City that is being developed on the Bengaluru Airport premises.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 28 Jul 2022

Bengaluru International Airport - Ank Kumar

GKN Aerospace installs RenAM 500Q metal 3D printer at Global Technology Centre in UK

Renishaw has installed a RenAM 500Q Flex additive manufacturing system at aerospace manufacturer GKN Aerospace’s state-of-the-art Global Technology Centre in Bristol.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 27 Jul 2022

Process over parts: Morf3D CEO Ivan Madera on solving the complexities of scaling AM

Morf3D CEO Ivan Madera tells TCT how the company plans to solve the complexities of scaling additive manufacturing.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 27 Jul 2022

Morf3d V01 3D Signage Opt Morf3D Long Beach, CA - Morf3D

Collins Aerospace breaks ground on 14 million USD expansion of additive manufacturing centre in Iowa

Last week on July 21, Collins Aerospace broke ground on a 14 million USD expansion of its additive manufacturing centre in West Des Moines, Iowa. The 9,000-square-foot expansion will allow Collins to make room for more metal 3D printers.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 25 Jul 2022

Collins Aerospace breaks ground at West Des Moines AM centre