3D printed electrical circuit made on Zortrax Endureal will be tested onboard the WISA Woodsat CubeSat scheduled
Velo3D and Launcher Expand High-Performance Liquid Rocket Engine Component-Manufacturing Collaboration
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Launcher purchased a Velo3D metal additive manufacturing solution to print Inconel parts in April 2021 and has recently added a second one that prints Titanium.
Optisys, the RF product development company, uses the SLM® technology to manufacture parts used on space missions that include the moon.
Safran 3D Prints Nose Landing Gear Component with SLM Solutions Metal 3D Printing Technology
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In a recent joint project, Safran Landing Systems, an international high-technology group, operating in the aviation and space markets, and SLM Solutions AG, a leading manufacturer of metal 3D printers, tested Selective Laser Melting metal 3D printing technology to produce a component of a nose landing gear for a bizjet – a world first for a part of this size.
Orbex’s Industrial 3D Printer to deliver 35 Large-Scale 3D Printed Rocket Engines Annually
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Orbex, the UK-based spaceflight company, has commissioned AMCM, manufacturer of custom, high-performance industrial 3D printing solutions, to build the largest industrial 3D printer in Europe, allowing the company to rapidly 3D print complex rocket engines in-house.
When the Perseverance rover lands on the Red Planet on February 18th, 2021, it would have successfully carried 11 metal 3D printed parts. Curiosity,…
NASA recently revealed that a team of undergraduate students from 10 colleges and universities across the United States – members of the Artemis Generation have designed a reusable 3D printed Lunar PAD from materials found on the Moon.
EOS, the world’s leading technology supplier in the field of industrial 3D printing for metals and polymers, recently revealed its ongoing support for the students at the Texas Rocket Engineering Lab (TREL) while enabling them to work on its Havoc engine.
The unveiling of Boom Supersonic’s XB-1 supersonic demonstrator aircraft last fall at the company’s Denver hangar has brought the dream of a return to supersonic air travel closer to reality.
Norsk Titanium uses Rapid Plasma Deposition™ to deliver Boeing 787 components to Leonardo
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Norsk Titanium US Inc., a global leader in additive manufacturing of aerospace-grade titanium components, announced production deliveries of new Boeing 787 Dreamliner components to Leonardo’s Grottaglie Plant, based in South Italy and part of Leonardo’s Aerostructures Division using its Rapid Plasma Deposition™ technology.
