On the latest TCT Innovators on Innovators episode, Amy Elliot, an ORNL scientist, sits down with Formalloy CEO Melanie Lang to discuss the metal additive manufacturing, workflow considerations and their work in TV.
Meltio has announced a “giant step” towards facilitating the use of its metal 3D printing solutions. The company has unveiled two new innovations that aim to increase the reliability of metal part manufacturing for creating accuracy parts.
Optomec Inc. and Acme Manufacturing have partnered to produce an “industry first”. The companies have created a fully automated work cell initially optimised for repairing aviation compressor blades made of titanium.
On the latest Additive Insight episode, Melanie Lang discusses the product portfolio of FormAlloy, how the company commenced work with the likes of NASA, and what the key opportunities are for DED technology in aerospace and beyond.
The UK-based company, which specialises in round, flat and profile wire, is set to showcase what it believes to be ‘an exciting new offer’ for part manufacturers, particularly in aerospace.
The company, spun out from Cranfield University by a team of researchers, says it aims to increase the potential for multi-metre metallic part development in industries such as aerospace, defence, and oil and gas.
Indian CNC machine manufacture Bharat Fritz Werner (BFW) has announced the launch of its PHOTON 4000G Laser-DED machine, with more models to be rolled out at a later date.
A Directed Energy Deposition (DED) 3D printing platform from DM3D Technologies is being used by Auburn University in a liquid rocket engine project with NASA.