Metals - TCT (Page 68)

AddUp FormUp 350 Evolution opens up 3D printing for 1-metre tall parts

The FormUp 350 Evolution features a larger build envelope of 350 x 350 x 1mm, 185% larger than its predecessor, and according to a press release, ‘an architecture focused on reducing non-productive time.’

By TCT Team

/ 20 Dec 2022

God of War meets 3D printing – CMG Technologies creates metal Kratos head for Christmas

CMG Technologies has produced a metal 3D printed model of the head of Kratos, the lead character in the God of War video game series. The piece was produced using the Tech X 316L stainless steel filament on a 3DGence MP260 X.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 15 Dec 2022

(Left) during the process (Right) the finished products - CMG Technologies/TCT

GE Additive to provide additive design expertise to Boom Supersonic Symphony propulsion system development

GE Additive is to work with Boom Supersonic on its new Symphony propulsion system designed for its Overture supersonic airliner.

By Sam Davies

/ 15 Dec 2022

Boom Supersonic - Symphony Symphony™ is a new propulsion system designed and optimized for the Overture supersonic airliner. - Hand-out Boom Supersonic

Uniformity Labs launches UniFuse 316L 90um material for powder bed fusion

Uniformity Labs has announced the availability of its UniFuse 316L ultra-low porosity stainless steel powder for laser powder bed fusion 3D printing.

By Sam Davies

/ 15 Dec 2022

Uniformity Labs UniFuse - 1 - Uniformity Labs

Conflux launches Cartridge heat exchanger developed with 3D printing technology

Conflux Technology has announced the release of its high-performance and configurable Cartridge heat exchanger, which is suitable for application in automotive, electric vehicle, defence, aerospace and energy.

By Sam Davies

/ 15 Dec 2022

Conflux launches Cartridge heat exchanger developed with 3D printing technology

Process Sensing Technologies SIL-rated oxygen analyzers for controlling inert environments in metal additive manufacturing

Process Sensing Technologies discusses how to prevent explosion risk by controlling inert atmospheres in metal additive manufacturing.

By TCT Team

/ 14 Dec 2022

US Navy selects MELD technology for Navy Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence

In November, MELD Manufacturing announced that the U.S. Navy has selected its technology to launch the Navy Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence, located at the Institute for Advanced Learning and Research in Danville, California.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 12 Dec 2022

Zortrax introduces new metal materials for Endureal 3D printing system

Zortrax has launched new products to work with its Zortrax Endureal industrial 3D printer. The products include two comprehensive sets for metal AM, the Zortrax Full Metal Package 17-4 PH, Zortrax Full Metal Package 316L, and the VICTREX PAEK AM 200.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 9 Dec 2022

Fan rotor model 3D printed with BASF Ultrafuse 17-4 PH - Zortrax

Coventry University set to receive £5 million grant to fund digital laboratory equipped with metal 3D printing technology

Coventry University announced on December 8 that an ‘innovative’ digital laboratory will be created at the institution to further help students learn in-demand skills within the healthcare and engineering sectors.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 8 Dec 2022

Professor Stephen Hagen and Professor Catherine Hobbs - Coventry University

Lockheed Martin and Sintavia team up to advance metal additive manufacturing

Lockheed Martin Corporation and Sintavia announced on December 7 a collaboration to expand research of metal additive manufacturing opportunities as an alternative to castings and forgings.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 7 Dec 2022

Fortius Metals raises seed funding round of $2 million from AM Ventures to bring advanced metal 3D printing to the aerospace industry

Fortius Metals announced on December 6 that it has closed a priced seed financing round with AM Ventures. The 2 million USD round will be used to scale manufacturing capacity, grow the company and accelerate its go-to-market strategy.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 7 Dec 2022

VulcanForms close to completing two facilities equipped with company's metal 3D printing technology

After raising 355 million USD in funding earlier this year, VulcanForms is close to completing the creation of its first two digital manufacturing facilities in Devens and Newburyport, Massachusetts.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 6 Dec 2022

VulcanForms digital production systems - Joseph Seif