Lufthansa Technik and Premium AEROTEC have developed the first load-bearing 3D printed metal spare part approved for aerospace use.
Omniplus announced a new spare parts licence management system to allow its bus/tour coach owners to 3D print spare parts in the near future.
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Shell is optimise its repair and replacement strategies by 3D printing spare parts to explore digital warehouse approach.
Daimler Buses and Omniplus have created a mobile 3D printing centre for the decentralised production of 3D printed spare parts.
Make3D, a renowned 3D printing startup from India, revealed that it has installed its Pratham 3.0 FDM 3D printer at NEFR zone of the Indian Railways.
The Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) revealed recently that it has made significant progress to use 3D printed spare parts for the Dubai Metro.
ABCar Oldtimers, Employs Zortrax 3D Printers to Produce Spare Parts Unavailable on the Market
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The work in such a specialized car workshop is not just about shaping metal sheets or replacing engines. Restoration of the original design requires a jeweler’s accuracy, especially when it comes to particular elements of the car equipment or body. That is where the use of resin 3D printers becomes indispensable.
Singapore start-up F-drones to complete last mile delivery of Wilhelmsen’s 3D Printed Spare Parts
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Wilhemlsen’s Marine Products division has signed MoU with a Singapore-based startup F-drones, to provide last mile delivery of its 3D printed spare parts. Wilhelmsen is the only drone delivery provider currently authorized by the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) to execute drone deliveries Beyond-Visual-Line-of-Sight (BVLOS) to vessels at anchorage.
ArcelorMittal uses Metal 3D Printing Systems to Print On-Demand Ready-to-Use Spare Parts
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ArcelorMittal recently revealed that it has been able to take advantage of metal 3D printing to rapidly manufacture ready-to-use spare parts for the steel industry. The 2017 collaboration with Additive Industries, a manufacturer of end-to-end metal 3D printing systems, has helped ArcelorMittal to print large and challenging components for its facilities.
