Aerospace - TCT (Page 41)

GE Additive announces metal additive manufacturing deals with GE Aviation & FusiA Aeroadditive at Paris Air Show

GE Aviation has invested in 17 additional Arcam EBM A2X systems and 10 Spectra H platforms, GE Additive has announced at Paris Air Show.

By TCT Team

/ 20 Jun 2019

GE Arcam Avio Arcam machines at the Avio Aero additive manufacturing factory in Cameri, Italy. - Avio Aero

Boom Supersonic partners with Stratasys for seven more years & installs F900 FDM platform

Stratasys and Boom Supersonic have announced a seven-year extension to their partnership at Paris Air Show 2019.

By TCT Team

/ 18 Jun 2019

Stratasys Boom Boom has utilised Stratasys 3D printing technology to produce composite tooling, and is now eyeing end use cabin parts. - Stratasys

TUSAŞ Engine Industries invests in four GE Additive Concept Laser 3D printing systems

GE Additive has announced TUSAŞ Engine Industries has invested in two GE Additive Concept Laser M Line Factory and two M2 cusing systems at Paris Air Show 2019.

By TCT Team

/ 18 Jun 2019

GE Additive and TEI signing ceremony at Paris Air Show 2019. GE Additive and TEI signing ceremony at Paris Air Show 2019. - GE Additive

Rolls Royce to 3D print aerospace parts with SLM Solutions quad-laser technology

The engineering giant is said to be leveraging the German 3D printing leader’s large SLM 500 quad-laser systems for the manufacture of aerospace components.

By TCT Team

/ 17 Jun 2019

Rolls Royce selected SLM Solutions' SLM 500 systems to meet high productivity and quality control demands.

Oerlikon and MT Aerospace collaborate on 3D printing solutions for aerospace and defense

The two companies plan to bring efficiency and cost savings to aerospace and defense sectors with complete end-to-end solutions.

By TCT Team

/ 17 Jun 2019

The two companies plan to offer a “one-stop-shop” from product specification to a finished, qualified part.

Marshall Aerospace & Defence using 3D printing for aircraft cabin parts and ground-running equipment

Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group is using 3D printing to produce flight-ready parts and ground-running equipment for a number of its military, civil, and business aircraft.

By TCT Team

/ 7 Jun 2019

Stratasys Marshall Aerospace Final, flight-approved, 3D printed ducting for air conditioners printed by Marshall Aerospace and Defence on the Fortus 450mc. - Stratasys

Premium Aerotec announces qualification of multi-laser metal additive manufacturing process for aviation sector

Premium Aerotec has announced it has achieved a complete process qualification for additively manufactured titanium parts in multi-laser systems for the aviation industry.

By TCT Team

/ 5 Jun 2019

Fabrisonic introduces smaller Ultrasonic Additive Manufacturing platform

The new compact SonicLayer 1200, showcased at RAPID + TCT last week, utilises the company’s unique hybrid manufacturing technology.

By TCT Team

/ 29 May 2019

New SonicLayer 1200 is the result of a collaboration between Fabrisonic and NASA to scale down UAM for potential use on the International Space Station.

Solvay teams up with Stratasys to develop high-performance 3D printing materials

Solvay has announced a cooperation agreement with Stratasys to develop new high-performance materials for exclusive use in its FDM F900 3D printers.

By TCT Team

/ 29 May 2019

Stratasys F900 Solvay to develop new high-performance materials for exclusive use in Stratasys F900 3D printers.

Sintavia opens new 55,000-square-foot advanced manufacturing facility

Sintavia has officially opened its new 55,000-square-foot headquarters and advanced manufacturing facility in Hollywood, Florida.

By TCT Team

/ 14 May 2019

Sintavia ribbon cutting Ribbon cutting ceremony as Sintavia opens its new headquarters.

Additive Rocket Corporation to integrate Link3D Additive Manufacturing Execution System software

Link3D has entered into a partnership with Additive Rocket Corporation, who will harness the software vendor’s Additive Manufacturing Execution System.

By TCT Team

/ 1 May 2019

Carbon additive manufacturing technology produces high performance thrusters for NASA free flyer inspector

Carbon’s additive manufacturing technology has enabled the production of four high-performance thrusters for a NASA free flyer technology demonstration project.

By TCT Team

/ 23 Apr 2019

Carbon NASA thrusters Final vehicle layout with instrumentation packaging (left); the CE 221 thruster design that is packaged between the instrumentation (middle); and metal face (rig...