Fortius Metals CEO Jeph Rupper joins the Additive Insight podcast to discuss the manufacturing opportunities with large-format wire-based AM and the furtuer of multi-material 3D printing.
The UK-based company's Finite Element Thermal Simulation software aims to deliver ‘a paradigm shift from reactive to predictive manufacturing’ for DED and polymer large format extrusion 3D printing.
To satisfy stringent aerospace dimensions and structural requirements, the researchers used AM technology to print two titanium hemispheres, before joining them together through a sequence of heat treatment, precision machining and welding.
The UK-based wire arc additive manufacturing company is presenting a metal 3D printed rocket stage prototype to demonstrate the large-format capabilities of the RoboWAAM XP.
The Bristol, UK-based company says the WAAM system features six robotic arms and can build complex metal parts up to 3.2 meters in height and up to 6.2 metres in diameter.
On this episode of the Additive Insight podcast, we’re joined by Caracol co-founder and CEO Francesco De Stefano to discuss the company’s large-format polymer 3D printing offering and its recent expansion into metal DED technology.
ADDiTEC believes the new solution will provide advantages in point-of-demand manufacturing and metal repair thanks to its portable modular design, self-sustaining gas supply and user-friendly software.
With a focus now on building out its hardware and material capability, Meltio is confident it will be able to further establish itself as a key solutions provider to industries such as aerospace and defence.