Aerospace - TCT (Page 42)

Work begins on U.S. Air Force research into flaw formation in powder bed fusion processes

Work has begun on a $1.4m project under the Maturation of Advanced Manufacturing for Low-Cost Sustainment program funded by the Air Force Research Laboratory through America Makes.

By TCT Team

/ 14 Jun 2018

Air Force defect example An example of a stochastic flaw observed in Ti-6Al-4V PBFAM builds after HIP - ARL Penn State

EXCLUSIVE: BigRep on 3D printing "digital smartness" at Etihad Airways Engineering

Deputy Group Editor, Laura Griffiths speaks to BigRep about its partnership with Etihad Engineering and bringing functional 3D printing to the aerospace market.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 14 Jun 2018

EXCLUSIVE: BigRep on 3D printing "digital smartness" at Etihad Airways Engineering

How 3D printing is shaping the future of aircraft maintenance, repair & overhaul

A look at how some of the world's biggest airlines and maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) companies are adopting additive manufacturing.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 14 Jun 2018

A380 inside hangar A380 inside hangar at Etihad Engineering.

Mission: Keep birds in the air with additive manufacturing

Editorial Assistant, Sam Davies finds out how the U.S. Air Force is increasing mission readiness with additive manufacturing.

By Sam Davies

/ 14 Jun 2018

Mission: Keep birds in the air with additive manufacturing

Enabling additive manufacturing for UK aerospace

An overview of the Digital Reconfigurable Additive Manufacturing facilities for Aerospace (DRAMA) projected being headed up by the MTC.

By TCT Team

/ 8 Jun 2018

Enabling additive manufacturing for UK aerospace

Reverse Engineering engineering excellence

isodo3d and fellow tech experts discuss the reverse engineering of the Great British innovation that was the Submarine Spitfire.

By Daniel O'Connor

/ 23 May 2018

BigRep tests first 3D printed airless bicycle tyre on the streets of Berlin

BigRep just 3D printed the first airless bicycle tyre with its TPU filament Pro FLEX to demonstrate the ease and speed of 3D printed spare parts.

By TCT Team

/ 15 May 2018

The 3D printed airless tyre is put to the test.

Sintavia adds EOS M400-4 and NADCAP accreditation to growing repertoire

Sintavia, an additive manufacturing service provider, has purchased an EOS M400-4 and received National Aerospace and Defense Contractors Accreditation Program (NADCAP) approval.

By TCT Team

/ 2 May 2018

Sintavia EOS RAPID 2018 Glynn Fletcher, President, North America (left) shakes hands with Brian Neff, Sintavia CEO (right).

Premium AEROTEC purchases APWORKS from Airbus

Premium AEROTEC, an aerospace manufacturing company, has announced the acquisition of APWORKS, a 3D printing business formerly owned by Airbus.

By TCT Team

/ 19 Apr 2018

Scalmalloy robotics - "Pressure Distributor" Pressure distributor manufactured with Scalmalloy - APWORKS

NASA's Orion spacecraft will feature over 100 3D printed parts

Joint effort from Stratasys and Phoenix Analysis & Design Technologies, Inc. with Lockheed Martin Space will send 100 3D printed parts into space.

By TCT Team

/ 18 Apr 2018

The Orion spacecraft docking hatch door was 3D printed with Stratasys Antero 800NA.

BigRep and Etihad Airways partner on aerospace 3D printing solutions

BigRep to collaborate with Etihad Airways Engineering on the development of next generation additive manufacturing solutions for the aerospace industry.

By TCT Team

/ 16 Apr 2018

BigRep 3D printing to be leveraged by Etihad for aerospace parts.

GE Additive sets out its role in the growth of AM as an industry-standard production tool

GE Additive has today revealed ongoing developments in machines, materials and services and how it foresees the progression of additive manufacturing (AM).

By Sam Davies

/ 10 Apr 2018

The LEAP fuel nozzle is one of GE Aviation's flagship applications of additive manufacturing technology. - Picasa