Aerospace - TCT (Page 43)

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...

GE Additive's AddWorks to provide metal additive manufacturing consultancy to General Atomics Aeronautical System Inc

GE Additive is to provide consultancy services to General Atomics Aeronautical System, Inc (GA-ASI) via its AddWorks subsidiary.

By TCT Team

/ 22 Mar 2019

GE was among the pioneers for the use of additive manufacturing in the aerospace sector. - Picasa

Made In Space successfully demonstrates Archinaut additive manufacturing and assembly capabilities

Made In Space has successfully demonstrated Archinaut’s additive manufacturing and robotic assembly capabilities in a simulated space environment.

By TCT Team

/ 14 Mar 2019

Made in Space's Archinaut: Ulisses concept

Dash-CAE installs Stratasys F900 3D printer to meet growing demand from transport markets

Dash-CAE, a UK-based engineering service provider, has invested in a Stratasys F900 platform as it looks to enhance the service it delivers to such markets as aerospace and automotive.

By TCT Team

/ 14 Mar 2019

Farsoon partners with Airbus to co-develop polymer 3D printing material for civil aviation

Farsoon has announced a research and development agreement with Airbus Beijing Engineering Centre which will focus on the development of an additive manufacturing polymer for use in civil aviation.

By TCT Team

/ 18 Feb 2019

Airbus Farsoon Signing Ceremony Dr. Xu Xiaoshu, Founder and Chairman of Farsoon (front, left) and Michel TRAN VAN, GeneralManager of Airbus Beijing (front, right) are joined by collea...

Aircraft Philipp expands metal additive manufacturing capabilities with GEFERTEC

German aerospace supplier Aircraft Philipp to install GEFERTEC arc605 metal 3D printing technology at its Übersee site in Bavaria.

By TCT Team

/ 13 Feb 2019

Aircraft Philipp to install GEFERTEC arc605 metal 3D printer.

Orbex additively manufactures single piece rocket engine on SLM Solutions' SLM 800

Orbex, a UK-based spaceflight company, has 3D printed a rocket engine in a single piece on SLM Solutions’ SLM 800 metal additive manufacturing platform.

By TCT Team

/ 11 Feb 2019

GKN Aerospace to open £32m UK facility focusing on additive manufacturing & industry 4.0

GKN Aerospace is to open its Global Technology Centre focusing on additive manufacturing, advanced composites, assembly and industry 4.0 processes in Bristol, UK in 2020.

By TCT Team

/ 6 Dec 2018

GKN Aero global-tech-center Render of GKN Aerospace's Global Technology Centre to open in Bristol in 2020. - GKN Aerospace

Etihad Airways to use EOS and BigRep 3D printing tech in MRO as partnerships are announced and extended

Etihad Airways Engineering has announced new and extended partnerships with two additive manufacturing vendors as it looks to enhance its Maintenance, Overhaul and Repair services.

By TCT Team

/ 26 Nov 2018

EOS Etihad Markus Glasser of EOS, left, shakes hands with Bernhard Randerath of Etihad Airways. - EOS

KLM uses Leapfrog 3D printers for aircraft prototyping and tooling

Dutch 3D printer manufacturer, Leapfrog, has unveiled how KLM Engineering and Maintenance is adopting its technology to produce new designs and tooling.

By TCT Team

/ 21 Nov 2018

3D printed tool holder used while performing inspections on aircraft engines.