Defence & Security - TCT Magazine (Page 3)

Elmet Technologies to additively manufacture hypersonic heat exchangers with 3D Systems technology

Elmet expects to 'rapidly qualify and certify' the system and begin production later this year.

By Sam Davies

/ 28 Jul 2026

Elmet Technologies to additively manufacture hypersonic heat exchangers with 3D Systems technology

Airbus qualifies ROBOZE ARGO 500 HYPERSPEED 3D printing platform for secondary structural parts

Additional ROBOZE materials are now moving through qualification programs for future aerospace applications.

By Sam Davies

/ 27 Jul 2026

Airbus qualifies ROBOZE ARGO 500 HYPERSPEED 3D printing platform for secondary structural parts

Beehive Industries announces $70 million expansion

"This expansion allows us to pair our advanced additive manufacturing technology with the deep technical expertise found there."

By Laura Griffiths

/ 22 Jul 2026

Beehive Industries announces $70 million expansion

USS Theodore Roosevelt deploys ADDiTEC HYBRiD-X system in Exercise Rim of the Pacific 2026

It represents the first time a containerised manufacturing platform able to produce and repair critical metal components has been deployed aboard a US Navy aircraft carrier.

By Sam Davies

/ 22 Jul 2026

USS Theodore Roosevelt deploys ADDiTEC HYBRiD-X system in Exercise Rim of the Pacific 2026

Pratt & Whitney and GKN Aerospace to 3D print large-scale F135 engine case

"This initiative reflects our ambition to further develop and industrialise additive technologies for demanding aerospace applications.”

By Laura Griffiths

/ 21 Jul 2026

Pratt & Whitney and GKN Aerospace to 3D print large-scale F135 engine case

Application spotlight: 6-metre RHIB hull 3D-printed on demand could save weeks in supply chain lead time

Voltage Vessels proposes a distributed manufacturing approach to RHIB manufacture.

By TCT Team

/ 10 Jul 2026

Application spotlight: 6-metre RHIB hull 3D-printed on demand could save weeks in supply chain lead time

Massivit opens facility in Barcelona to support RapidWings platform

RapidWings is based on Massivit's proprietary Cast-In-Motion (CIM) technology and is designed to speed up production lead times for composite tooling.

By Sam Davies

/ 8 Jul 2026