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Sponsored: 3D Printing Composites for Aerospace

E&T

Download free whitepaper 3D printing has been on the rise amongst aerospace manufacturers. Download our new eBook to learn how the aerospace industry uses AM, what the industry needs from 3D printing solutions, how today’s AM technologies address these needs, innovative applications and case studies, and more.

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3D printing with limitless design

Manufacturer's Monthly

CNC Design has more recently extended into additive manufacturing through VSF, a solution for 3D manufacturing of large parts for different industries such as construction, aerospace, marine and mining. It is a fit for many industries that are producing very large components. It is capable of both 3D printing and machining.”.

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3D-printed Boeing door-mode-handle covers

Dinesh Mishra

In order to guarantee accuracy of fit and functionality of the printed part, it is checked using the original door handle. 3D printing with Ultem 9085 ™ For the 3D printing of the door handle covers, AFS uses high-quality Ultem 9085™ in black. Small batch production is commenced.

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Sidus Space and Markforged are sending a 3D-printed satellite to space

AU Manufacturing

? Aerospace company Sidus Space has recognised additive manufacturing’s capability as a highly effective tool to optimise weight in systems designed to reach space, with the development of a 3D-printed satellite set to launch in 2023.

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Metal 3D printing market size to worth around USD $16b by 2031

AU Manufacturing

The report provided strategic profiles of more than 30 service bureaus worldwide, including 3DEO, BLT, Burloak, Carpenter Additive, Digital Metal/Markforged, ExOne/Desktop Metal, FIT, GE Additive, GKN Forecast 3D, and HP. Hospitals and doctors lack the expertise to perform in-house medical 3D printing.

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Why Are Manufacturers Switching to a new Aluminum Alloy for Additive Manufacturing?

Fabricating & Metal Work

The part, produced on a Velo3D Sapphire printer, measures 300 mm in diameter and is shown in its as-printed condition. And we’ve seen a wide range of successful 3D-printed parts in these alloys performing well across multiple industries. PWR’s Maconachie with a 3D-printed CP1 housing for a microtube heat-exchanger core.

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AML3D expands oil and gas presence with new order

Manufacturer's Monthly

Australian additive manufacturing company AML3D has received a $215,000 purchase order with Chevron Australia to manufacture high-strength, corrosion-resistant steel subsea pipeline fittings. . The pipeline fittings will use AML3D’s patented Wire Additive Manufacturing (WAM®) advanced 3D metal printing technology solution.