Metals - TCT (Page 72)

Liebherr to supply complex 3D printed component for the Airbus A350 fleet

Airbus has selected Liebherr-Aerospace Lindenberg GmbH to be the supplier for the lower cargo door actuator and valve for the A350. The complex valve will be manufactured by Liebherr using 3D printing.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 25 Jul 2022

#94 Additive Insight: Seurat Technologies CEO James DeMuth on targeting mass production with metal 3D printing

The latest guest on our Executive Interview series is James DeMuth, the CEO of Seurat Technologies - a Massachusetts-based company looking to achieve mass production with its metal 3D printing technology.

By TCT Team

/ 22 Jul 2022

#94 Additive Insight: Seurat Technologies CEO James DeMuth on targeting mass production with metal 3D printing

3D systems produces titanium printed hydraulic accumulator for Alpine F1 Team

BWT Alpine F1 Team has turned to metal additive manufacturing to push the performance of its car by producing a titanium hydraulic accumulator with complete functionality in a minimised footprint.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 21 Jul 2022

The DED heat: the application opportunities for Direct Energy Deposition 3D printing

Senior Content Producer Sam Davies talks to multiple vendors to understand the application opportunities with Direct Energy Deposition processes.

By Sam Davies

/ 21 Jul 2022

12.1kg naval propeller printed with the Meltio Engine Robot Integration in 316L at a cost of 189.71 EUR. - Meltio

SLM Solutions appoint new Chief Commercial Officer with further C-Suite appointments

Leading 3D printer provider SLM Solutions Group AG, has announced that the Supervisory Board has appointed Charlie Grace as member of the management board and Chief Commercial Officer with effect from July 15 2022.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 21 Jul 2022

UK schoolboy designs and 3D prints one of a kind 'unmanufacturable' Aerospike rocket

During the lockdowns in the UK, high-school student Ewan Craig turned to learning about rockets after he finished his required studies and dove into the mysteries of propulsion and all things aerospace.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 20 Jul 2022

Ewan's design ideas and notes for his company

Metal in Motion: Redefining critical parts production with Velo3D

The Velo3D end-to-end metal 3D printing solutions has helped engineers produce mission-critical components that perform better, weigh less and feature more complicated geometries than ever before.

By TCT Team

/ 20 Jul 2022

Alloyed CEO Michael Holmes: 'The destination is the right material for the right application'

Senior Content Producer Sam Davies talks to Alloyed CEO Michael Holmes about producing new materials, industry opportunities and how COVID-19 affected the merger of OxMet Technologies & Betatype.

By Sam Davies

/ 20 Jul 2022

Keeping cool: How metal 3D printing enabled this complex helicopter heat exchanger design

What do the wings of a butterfly, the feathers of a bird, the retinal cone cells of a tree shrew, and this helicopter heat exchanger all have in common? It’

By Sam Davies

/ 19 Jul 2022

EOS adds four more metals to 3D printing materials line-up

New materials EOS StainlessSteel 254, StainlessSteel SuperDuplex, ToolSteel CM55, and NickelAlloy HAYNES 282 are geared towards the EOS M 290 portfolio 3D printer.

By TCT Team

/ 14 Jul 2022

Aerospike nozzle built in EOS NickelAlloy HAYNES 282 (Credit: EOS)

AWI targets 3D printing with exotic nickel alloy wire

The UK-based company, which specialises in round, flat and profile wire, is set to showcase what it believes to be ‘an exciting new offer’ for part manufacturers, particularly in aerospace.

By TCT Team

/ 14 Jul 2022

Alloy Wire International is now selling its exotic nickel alloy wire to the 3D printing industry

Explained: Why Markforged has moved to acquire Digital Metal & Teton Simulation

Markforged has made inorganic moves to build out its metal 3D printing and software offerings. Here's why.

By Sam Davies

/ 14 Jul 2022