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Multi-metal 3D printer to boost Australia’s aerospace manufacturing

Manufacturer's Monthly

Image: Nick Rains/CSIRO The commissioning of a new multi metal 3D printer in Melbourne as part of the iLAuNCH Trailblazer initiative is set to make space missions more affordable and efficient by creating lighter, faster and more robust aerospace components. and weight reduction of 31 per cent with ASCO, a Belgian aerospace company.

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Accelerate and de-risk your additive manufacturing application

Manufacturer's Monthly

Production success with additive manufacturing (AM) in aerospace and defence is only possible when materials and processes meet the same requirements that conventional manufacturing does today. Function-Led Design: With AM, application requirements lead, and the manufacturing process is built to follow.

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6 new technology projects get ARM Institute funding

Robotics Business Review

Demonstration of rapid TPC welding at scale Lightweight carbon fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composites (TPCs) can meet the high-rate demands of the aerospace market, while also providing sustainability benefits. will address a wider range of part sizes and complex assembly scenarios and advancing the project into a functional pilot line.

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How robotics and automation can benefit from 3D printing, explains Replique

Robotics Business Review

This approach not only reduces assembly time and inventory complexity, but it can also minimize potential points of failure and improve overall reliability. Industries across sectors, including automotive , aerospace , and the food , can benefit from parts consolidation. Register now.

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A Peek Inside TMTS

Modern Machine Shop

It is designed to reduce part handling, setup and overall lead time, while improving part quality, precision and surface finish for complex shapes and contours. The NFX 400A five-axis VMC is designed for small, complex parts — mainly for aerospace, automotive, medical and die-mold applications.

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Increasing Productivity with Digitalization and AI

Modern Machine Shop

The company services a variety of end markets including aerospace, power generation, defense and semiconductors. ” Major Tool is also continuing to add digitalization to its engineering function to increase efficiency. “The way you do more with less isn’t less people, it’s having them do less mundane tasks.

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Editorial Advisory Board 2023-2026: Meet New Board Member Justin Jagels

Mold Making Technology

He also manages the company’s business functions, including sales and marketing, payroll, customer management and service. “With the understanding that lead time is second only to quality, Justin is committed to minimizing the time a job will spend in engineering backlog and maximizing the time a shop has to build tooling.