Defence

Additive manufacturing in defence must meet specific requirements for reliability, qualification and supply. This section examines the use of additive manufacturing in equipment development, maintenance and industrial supply chains, through projects and industry perspectives.

Defence · September 6, 2022

The Royal Netherlands Navy assesses Zetamix technology for the production of metal and ceramic 3D printed parts on site

Defence · August 17, 2022

A look at the additive manufacturing journey of a United States Air Force base

Defence · February 9, 2022

Dive Technologies, an AUVs developer that brings 3D printing to subsea robotics, is now an Anduril Industries company

Industry voices · January 19, 2022

AM is not going to be the answer to everything…but the first step in making the DoD’s AM agenda a reality is “exposure”

Defence · November 5, 2021

Australian Army 3D Prints and Certifies armored vehicle parts in the field

Defence · September 22, 2021

How can 3D printing improve energy absorption of combat helmets? General Lattice is working on it.

Metal additive manufacturing · August 25, 2021

One step closer to 3D printed body armours

Business & markets · July 14, 2021

An entire new category of national stock numbers has been created for 3D printing filaments

3D printers & AM systems · July 8, 2021

Partner content

Why is AM a good production candidate for expeditionary manufacturing? Phillips Corporation told us.

Software & 3D modelling · July 2, 2021

3YOURMIND supports the SIMMT’s decentralized production that requires the management of a fleet of 60 FDM 3D printers

3D printers & AM systems · April 7, 2021

ASTRO America To Support the fabrication of U.S. Army’s Largest Metal 3D Printer for Ground Vehicle Production

Maritime · October 12, 2018