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How Airbus 3D printed an A330 Fuel Air Separator

"The 75% is a result of the optimisation, not an input.”

By Sam Davies

/ 10 Nov 2025

How Airbus 3D printed an A330 Fuel Air Separator

Time for change: How one British watch maker is 3D printing 'impossible' designs

It’s “a piece of high-end engineering” on your wrist.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 10 Nov 2025

Time for change: How one British watch maker is 3D printing 'impossible' designs

'The fastest printer in the world for your part': Through the doors at Rapid Fusion

"I believe we could be number one in the large additive space. I feel like that’s more than achievable."

By Sam Davies

/ 9 Nov 2025

'The fastest printer in the world for your part': Through the doors at Rapid Fusion

Reclaim to Fame: Sustainability gains for metal powder manufacture

"I hate not to highlight the sustainability, because that’s why we love what we do, but it’s just an offshoot of how we make great powder."

By Sam Davies

/ 8 Nov 2025

Reclaim to Fame: Sustainability gains for metal powder manufacture

The road less travelled: Inside Ford's additive manufacturing lab

"We’ve had some of the craziest things come to us. You can print just about everything, but should you? No."

By Laura Griffiths

/ 5 Nov 2025

The road less travelled: Inside Ford's additive manufacturing lab

Go with the flow: Design optimisation for oil & gas

"You design following the function of the part, not some limitations artificially introduced by casting or other conventional methods."

By Laura Griffiths

/ 4 Nov 2025

Go with the flow: Design optimisation for oil & gas

The big one: The problem with post-processing large parts

AM is getting bigger, literally. Laura Griffiths explores the challenges around large-format printing after a part comes off the build plate.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 28 Oct 2025

The big one: The problem with post-processing large parts

Fast friends: How AM became an essential tool at Toyota

"While end-use parts often capture the headlines, the real transformation is happening on the factory floor with tooling, jigs, and fixtures."

By Laura Griffiths

/ 27 Oct 2025

Fast friends: How AM became an essential tool at Toyota

Explained: What to expect from Anzu Partners' combination of ExOne & Voxeljet

TCT speaks to Whitney Haring-Smith, Anzu Partners Managing Director and Chair of the ExOne Global Holdings Board, and Eric Bader, the CEO of ExOne Global Holdings (previously Managing Director of ExOne GmbH).

By Sam Davies

/ 23 Oct 2025

Explained: What to expect from Anzu Partners' combination of ExOne & Voxeljet

By Sam Davies

/ 23 Oct 2025

'Technical enough for engineers, practical enough for decision-makers.' - ASTM International previews ICAM 2025

The ASTM International team sits down with TCT to discuss what we can expect from this year's ICAM event.

By Sam Davies

/ 25 Sep 2025

Desktop Metal 2.0: "We are here to focus and bring hardened solutions that can make a difference"

TCT Head of Content Laura Griffiths speaks to Arc Public Benefit Corp, Bryan Wisk, and the newly appointed Desktop Metal CEO Thomas Nogueira about reviving the Desktop Metal and moving forward with binder jet, AI and more.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 17 Sep 2025

Desktop Metal 2.0: "We are here to focus and bring hardened solutions that can make a difference"