Industrial & Heavy Engineering - TCT Magazine (Page 3)

DEEP Manufacturing introduces large-format, six-arm metal additive manufacturing system, HexBot

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.

By TCT Team

/ 30 Apr 2025

World in motion: Disrupting the hydraulics sector with additive manufacturing

Laura Griffiths speaks to UK-based hydraulics manufacturer Domin about how metal additive manufacturing became it's driving force.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 27 Feb 2025

Mott Corporation cuts machine turnaround & setup times in half with Renishaw RenAM 500S Flex metal 3D printer

Based out of Connecticut, Mott Corporation specialises in solving filtration and flow control engineering challenges in integrated components, point of use sub-assemblies, and integrated subsystems.

By Sam Davies

/ 20 Jan 2025

At home with AM: Westinghouse on its adoption of additive manufacturing

Sam Davies speaks to Westinghouse Electric Company about its TCT Award-winning application of additive manufacturing technology.

By Sam Davies

/ 6 Nov 2024

A sea change: Additive manufacturing, supply chain and the Amazon of the sea

Laura Griffiths hears how a joint venture between thyssenkrupp and Wilhelmsen plans to become the Amazon of the sea using additive manufacturing.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 9 Oct 2024

Mott creates unique filtration and flow control components with RenAM 500S Flex 3D printer

The installation of the RenAM 400 allowed the company to manufacture a range of porous media comparable to its conventional offerings, with some printed versions exhibiting performance improvements.

By TCT Team

/ 19 Sep 2024

3D printed filtration component - Mott/Renishaw

Think big: SPEE3D’s giant step for big metal 3D printed parts – and a new maritime material

SPEE3D CTO Steven Camilleri shares how the Australian additive manufacturing company is bringing enhanced speed and size to AM applications in heavy industries, like maritime, energy and defence.

By TCT Team

/ 19 Sep 2024

Think big: SPEE3D’s giant step for big metal 3D printed parts – and a new maritime material

Knust-Godwin names Continuum Powders as exclusive metal powders for large oil and gas project

Knust-Godwin has selected Continuum Powders as its exclusive metal powders provider for a project supporting a large oil and gas customer.

By Sam Davies

/ 27 Aug 2024

TCT Magazine | NA | Volume 10 Issue 4

SPEE3D's latest machine and material, plus a look at the rise in multi-laser metal additive manufacturing systems, sustainability and more.

By TCT Team

/ 13 Aug 2024

RusselSmith purchases WarpSPEE3D metal 3D printing system & becomes SPEE3D reseller

SPEE3D has entered into a strategic partnership with RusselSmith to bring SPEE3D's cold spray additive manufacturing (CSAM) solution to West Africa.

By TCT Team

/ 18 Jul 2024

Westinghouse Electric Company additively manufactured bottom nozzles improve debris resistance by 30%

Westinghouse Electric Company has used additive manufacturing to produce bottom nozzles that are said to improve debris capture and fuel endurance within its Pressurised Water Reactor (PWR) fuel assemblies.

By Sam Davies

/ 3 Jul 2024

Pelagus 3D partners with Immensa to develop spare parts for MENA maritime and energy sectors

The Partnership will see Pelagus 3D and Immensa combine their respective strengths in additive manufacturing and digital inventory solutions to enhance service offerings and expand their market presence in the MENA region.

By Sam Davies

/ 23 May 2024