The UK manufacturer of solid-state metal and alloy powders has acquired a 40 kW Tekna spheroidiser, designed to meet demanding powder metallurgy applications, including additive manufacturing,
The engine was generated autonomously with the company's Noyron Large Computational Engineering Model. It follows LEAP 71's successful hot fire testing of the a computationally engineered rocket engine in June 2024 - believed to be a world first.
Velo3D has come under new ownership after Arrayed Additive, Inc. exchanged approximately 22.4 million USD (81.7%) of its outstanding senior secured notes & 369,USD of accrued interest for 185,151,333 newly issued shares of the company's stock.
Solukon unveiled the new solution at this year's Formnext, noting that the SFM-AT1500-S was its largest metal depowdering product yet and could process parts weighing up to 2,100 kg.
The UK engineering company described McMurtry as “a great visionary, an outstanding innovator who constantly challenged conventions, and a hugely empathetic man.”
On this week’s episode, Rob Higby, CEO of continuum Powders discusses the company's Greyhound M2P platform, sustainability mission and industry acceptance of recycled materials, and more.
The company worked with Sintavia to develop, manufacture, test and supply the component, which was assemble into the pump and tested at Curtiss-Wright's Bethlehem, PA facility.
AddUp has been working closely with ASTM in the creation of the AMS Certification, helping to define safety protocols and guidelines that ensure safe operation in additive manufacturing facilities.
The US defence and aerospace manufacturer says the facility includes large-format, multi-laser metal 3D printers from Nikon SLM Solutions, alongside heat treatment and inspection equipment, and leverages one of its existing machining hubs.
Building on its flagship RenAM 500 series, the system is being offered in three variants featuring two 500 watt lasers that can access the entire build platform, including the RenAM 500D, RenAM 500D Flex and the RenAM 500D Ultra.
Throughout our discussion at this year’s Formnext event, Fuller explains the company’s core competencies, why AM is suitable for the production of heat exchangers, and how it works with customers to develop tailored solutions.
