Additive Manufacturing for Aerospace & Space

Additive manufacturing is a key issue for aerospace manufacturers. They see the technology as a way to meet key challenges of the sector including lightweighting of aircraft’s parts and the scarcity of certain materials.

Anisoprint and Nanoracks ambition to enable onsite manufacturing with CFC 3D printing and reduce the number of delivery missions

Continuous fiber 3D printing company Anisoprint continues to carve out a place in the AM space industry. Through a recently signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Nanoracks Space Outpost Europe -  an organization that provides deployment of...

EOS integrates Hyperganic AI-powered Algorithmic Engineering software to its Additive Manufacturing Solutions

A partnership that introduces another paradigm shift in AM, that will elevate the design and performance of space propulsion components  As part of an exclusive partnership, industrial 3D printing company EOS will integrate Hyperganic Core, an...

The AM strategies Sintavia takes to embrace the various directions the commercial aerospace market is embracing

The aerospace industry has always been mentioned as one of the early adopters of Additive Manufacturing. At the time (in the 2010s), being able to leverage plastic 3D printed parts for testing and simulation...

Aerojet Rocketdyne will deliver 116 3D Printed RL10C-X Rocket Engines to ULA

Propulsion system manufacturer Aerojet Rocketdyne has been awarded the largest RL10 contract to date from space launch firm United Launch Alliance (ULA). As part of the project, Aerojet Rocketdyne will  deliver 116 RL10C-X engines...

NASA’s new 3D printable alloy would be 1,000 times durable than existing aerospace metal alloys

The combination of material modeling with AM drastically accelerated the material development process and enabled the development of a material which delivers better performance As you may know, aerospace organization NASA is not a material...

Siemens Advanta and Morf3D to work together to help optimize AM for the aerospace industry

Right after its acquisition by Nikon Corporation, aerospace parts manufacturer Morf3D announced its plan to build an Applied Digital Manufacturing Center (ADMC) in Long Beach, California.  To do so, the company is looking for partners who share the...

GE Aviation Singapore receives approval to use metal additive manufacturing for commercial jet engine component repairs.

Aerospace company GE Aviation celebrates a new milestone in its activity as its Singapore-based facility has been granted approval to use metal additive manufacturing for commercial jet engine component repairs. As you may guess, AM...

BOEING champions lean production principles and AM in new Small Satellite Production Facility

There is a real market for small satellites. On the one hand, new space companies are increasingly emerging, on the other hand, long-established aerospace companies continuously invest extra miles to expand their technology capabilities...

Lockheed Martin & Stratasys provide baseline material qualification data for 3D printed aerospace parts

AM company Stratasys, aerospace company Lockheed Martin and Metropolitan State University of Denver provide the public with baseline material qualification data for Antero 840CN03 filament material. As a reminder, this material is leveraged to produce...

X-Bow Systems turns stealth mode off, launches 3D Printed Solid Rocket Motors

X-Bow Launch Systems Inc. (X-Bow), an American space technology company officially debuts on the market and first thing we realized is that, it joins the exhaustive list of space companies that have AM as...

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Axtra3D expands its material portfolio with 2 new 3D systems’ functional materials

3D printer manufacturer Axtra3D announced the immediate availability of two new functional materials Figure 4® PRO-BLK 10 and Figure 4® MED-WHT 10 that enable...

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