Domin recently announced its latest development in the manufacture of hydraulic systems using an innovative approach to additive manufacturing. Recognizing the limitations and inefficiencies of traditional hydraulic systems, its ground-breaking … [Read more...] about Domin invests in Renishaw’s RenAM 500Q system
Aerospace
Embracing series production in additive manufacturing
Evolving from prototype and small-batch production to series production of plastic and metal parts in additive manufacturing increases efficient utilization of 3D printing equipment, provides a safe working environment, and creates an optimal … [Read more...] about Embracing series production in additive manufacturing
Why is copper so challenging to 3D print?
By Zach Murphree, Velo3D Copper is one of the “hottest” metals attracting attention in the additive-manufacturing world these days. This is in large part due to its superior thermal conductivity, which is desirable in rocketry and industrial … [Read more...] about Why is copper so challenging to 3D print?
BlueHalo and Alpine partner for break-through UAS innovations
BlueHalo has launched the next generation of its Intense Eye Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) platform that incorporates an injection molded chassis using HX5, a multi-scale reinforced polymer from Alpine Advanced Materials. HX5 has been tested and … [Read more...] about BlueHalo and Alpine partner for break-through UAS innovations
nano3Dprint partners with Finite Space to advance extraterrestrial sustainability
nano3Dprint announced its partnership with Finite Space, a Germany-based project revolutionizing material usage and manufacturing processes in space to enable self-sustainable colonies. The partnership will marry nano3Dprint’s technology and … [Read more...] about nano3Dprint partners with Finite Space to advance extraterrestrial sustainability
Berkeley space team has “Eureka” moment with 3D printing
The Space Enterprise Berkeley (SEB) team successfully launched their first-ever liquid-fueled rocket, Eureka-1, which reached 11,024 ft in December last year. The collegiate team partnered with Protolabs to create parts for Eureka-1’s plenum and … [Read more...] about Berkeley space team has “Eureka” moment with 3D printing
IperionX wins U.S. Air Force titanium recycling challenge for additive manufacturing use
IperionX was announced as the winner of the U.S. Department of Defense’s National Security Innovation Network (NSIN) Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) Grand Challenge contract. As a result, IperionX will be eligible to produce titanium metal … [Read more...] about IperionX wins U.S. Air Force titanium recycling challenge for additive manufacturing use
Top five additive manufacturing articles in 2022
As additive manufacturing technologies evolve, Make Parts Fast covers all the latest trends and advancements. Here's a recap of the five most-read articles in 2022. 1. What to look for in service providers to aerospace industry Providing … [Read more...] about Top five additive manufacturing articles in 2022
How Maine Air National Guard uses 3D Printing to increase aircraft readiness
Essentium announced that the 101st Air Refueling Wing (ARW), Maine Air National Guard is using the Essentium High-Speed Extrusion (HSE) 3D Printing Platform and Essentium PCTG for printed flight control repair training aids to help maintain … [Read more...] about How Maine Air National Guard uses 3D Printing to increase aircraft readiness
Tips on working with copper in additive manufacturing
Copper is viewed as a material that will accelerate future aerospace production. For example, the privately funded company Ursa Major delivered a copper-based 3D-printed rocket engine combustion chamber from its additive manufacturing lab in … [Read more...] about Tips on working with copper in additive manufacturing
