Premium Aerotec is to use GE Additive’s Concept Laser M2 multi-laser metal additive manufacturing system to produce titanium components for the Airbus A320 family of aircraft.
When it comes to designing commercial aircraft cabins for the likes of Boeing and Airbus, Jamco America turns to MakerBot METHOD to streamline its workflow.
Baker Hughes and Würth Industry North America (WINA) have announced a joint service offering that will expand their advanced design, digital inventory and customised 3D printing offering across a range of industrial sectors.
Stratasys has announced that aerospace giant Boeing has qualified its Antero 800NA 3D printing thermoplastic material to its fleet of Fused Deposition Modelling equipment.
6K and 6K Additive has announced a near $1 million Phase II programme with the US Government’s Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) to establish a domestic supply of high-performance metal powder from scrap sources.
Zortrax and the European Space Agency (ESA) have made advancements to the Endureal 3D printer that enables the production of high-performance composite parts using two blends of PEEK filament.
Boom Supersonic has rolled out its XB-1 aircraft with 21 flight components additively manufactured in collaboration with metal 3D printing vendor VELO3D.
GE Aviation’s GE9X engine, which is equipped with more than 200 metal additively manufactured turbine blades, has received certification from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
Origin has worked alongside nTopology and Stress Engineering Services in the Approval Sprints Technical Challenge of the US Air Force's inaugural Advanced Manufacturing Olympics.