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Renishaw metal 3D printing technology to be used in development of British Cycling track bike for 2024 Paris Olympics

Renishaw and British Cycling have announced an extension of their partnership ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics. The pair previously worked to develop a track bike for the Tokyo Olympics & 2022 Commonwealth Games.

By Sam Davies

/ 27 Feb 2023

Renishaw metal 3D printing technology to be used in development of British Cycling track bike for 2024 Paris Olympics

Wayland Additive announces production ramp up of Calibur3 metal 3D printing system

Having shipped machines to the likes of EWI and the Royal Air Force (RAF) in 2022, Wayland Additive has now confirmed six machines are currently in production with components being procured to manufacture another ten by the end of 2023.

By Sam Davies

/ 23 Feb 2023

Relativity Space secures FAA license for 3D printed Terran 1 rocket launch

The Good Luck, Have Fun (GLHF) test flight mission has been granted Federal Aviation Administration licensure and is now slated for launch from Launch Complex 16 at Cape Canaveral. Currently, the launch window on March 8th is 13.00-16.00 ET.

By Sam Davies

/ 23 Feb 2023

#118 Inovators on Innovators: Amy Elliott & Melanie Lang on burgeoning metal 3D printing processes

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.

By TCT Team

/ 21 Feb 2023

Multitrade 3D Systems becomes reseller of AMAZEMET equipment in Sub-Saharan Africa

Multitrade 3D Systems, a provider of metal additive manufacturing and manufacturing solutions in Africa, has announced its partnership with manufacturer of metal additive manufacturing equipment AMAZEMET.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 14 Feb 2023

Rosswag Engineering installs AMiquam monitoring system on SLM 280 metal 3D printer

Rosswag Engineering, a supplier of special metal powders, components and qualification services for metal AM, has installed a new AMiquam monitoring system based on EC sensor technology on its SLM 280 dual-laser machine.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 13 Feb 2023

Visser Precision purchases two Sapphire printers from Velo3D to expand additive manufacturing capabilities for aerospace

Velo3D has announced that Visser Precision, a contract manufacturer serving various industries including aerospace, has purchased and received two Sapphire printers to expand its 3D printing capabilities for aerospace customers.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 8 Feb 2023

A volute 3D printed in Haynes 214 - Velo3D

Fabric8Labs closes $50m financing round to scale electrochemical additive manufacturing technology

Fabric8Labs, an electrochemical additive manufacturing company, has announced the close of a 50m USD Series B investment round led by New Enterprise Associates (NEA), with participation from existing investors.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 8 Feb 2023

IperionX and Carver Pump to 3D print titanium parts for U.S. Navy

IperionX has announced that it has partered with Carver Pump, offering its titanium technologies for the additive manufacture of titanium pump components for the U.S. Navy. Carver will design the titanium pump components.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 7 Feb 2023

Examples of 3D printed titanium parts from IperionX - IperionX

#117 Frank Herzog on founding Concept Laser, selling to GE & investing back into AM

On this episode of the Additive Insight podcast, we're joined by Frank Herzog, the co-founder of Concept Laser and Managing Director of the HZG Group.

By TCT Team

/ 2 Feb 2023

Uniformity Labs makes optimised parameters for UniFuse AlSi10Mg available at 50um and 90um layer thicknesses

Uniformity Labs has announced the availability of its UniFuse AlSi10Mg aluminium powder and optimised parameters at 50um and 90um layer thicknesses for laser powder bed fusion 3D printing.

By TCT Team

/ 2 Feb 2023

Metal 3D printing company Freeform emerges from stealth with $45m in funding

A metal 3D printing company deploying a manufacturing-as-a-service business model has emerged from stealth with 45 million USD in funding.

By Sam Davies

/ 2 Feb 2023