Metals - TCT (Page 19)

Oerlikon delivers 25,000th 3D printed suppressor

The production milestone was hit at the company’s Huntersville, North Carolina facility where it is using laser powder bed fusion technology to produce high-performance metal components for critical defence applications.

By TCT Team

/ 16 Jun 2025

Divergent DAPS technology to support US Air Force’s $46 Billion EWAAC Program

Divergent has been enlisted to apply its proprietary Divergent Adaptive Production System (DAPS) to support next-generation aerospace and defence technologies.

By TCT Team

/ 13 Jun 2025

EOS CEO Marie Langer on the EOS P3 NEXT, productivity and purpose

Laura Griffiths speaks to Marie Langer about delivering AM solutions that the market wants, taking the technology to new verticals, and why AM excitement still matters.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 12 Jun 2025

EOS CEO Marie Langer on the EOS P3 NEXT, productivity and purpose

Solideon awarded $1.25M contract to develop additive manufacturing cell for Department of the Air Force

With this latest contract, Solideon’s technology is thought to address pressing challenges in the Department of the Air Force (DAF) and help to strengthen the national defence of the United States of America.

By TCT Team

/ 12 Jun 2025

TANIOBIS and Elmet collaborate to build supply chain resilience for metal AM powders in the US

The collaboration will initially focus specifically on AMtrinsic Nb-Hf-Ti (C-103) and AMtrinsic Nb-Ta-W-Zr (FS-85) powders with the potential to expand into additional AMtrinsic powders.

By TCT Team

/ 11 Jun 2025

Rocket Lab reserves two next-gen 'ultra-large format' Nikon SLM Solutions metal 3D printers

The space company has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the metal 3D printing OEM to reserve a pair of yet to be announced next-generation systems.

By TCT Team

/ 11 Jun 2025

Vaya Space to additively manufacture propulsion system parts via Velo3D in $4m partnership

Vaya Space will now leverage Velo3D's Sapphire XC and XC1MZ metal additive manufacturing systems to print parts in GRCop42 and Inconel 718.

By Sam Davies

/ 11 Jun 2025

On orbit, on demand: Making a metal 3D printer for space

Laura Griffiths speaks to the academic arm of a project exploring metal 3D printing on board the ISS.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 11 Jun 2025

On orbit, on demand: Making a metal 3D printer for space

Alloy Enterprises launches 3D printed copper direct cooling solution for AI data centres

Enabled by metal additive manufacturing technology, the company's proprietary Stack Forging offering has been designed to address the challenges that traditional cooling methods face as chip power densities and thermal design power continue to rise.

By Sam Davies

/ 11 Jun 2025

IMI's 3D printed valve trims boost efficiency at Chinese power plant

The 3D printed alternatives, which are produced in metal with an ABJ soft seat, are said to have been customised to the specific conditions of each valve casing, and were produced much quicker and cheaper than their conventional counterparts.

By TCT Team

/ 9 Jun 2025

3D Systems supports Penn State, Arizona State & NASA in development of 3D printed thermal management alternatives

The projects are seeking to enable 'ground-breaking alternatives' to current thermal management solutions.

By Sam Davies

/ 9 Jun 2025

Velo3D enters R&D partnership with two NAVAIR federal laboratories

The company will work with Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWCAD) and Fleet Readiness Center East (FRC East) to explore and characterise advanced materials tailored for military flight hardware over a four-year period.

By Sam Davies

/ 9 Jun 2025