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Sandvik introduces the Osprey® GRCop-42 metal powder for demanding space applications
GRCop‑42 made a real splash in the industry when NASA introduced it four years ago. The copper‑chromium‑niobium alloy powder is developed for additive manufacturing...
NASA-developed GRCop-42 Alloy qualified for Velo3D’s Sapphire Family of Printers
Described as the preferred copper alloy used by NASA and private space flight companies for rocket thrust chamber assemblies, GRCop-42 is a copper-chromium-niobium alloy...
De-risking AM adoption: How Technology Readiness Levels guide industrial decisions
“We are excited to announce the launch of X material, ready to be used for highly regulated industries.” I can’t count the number of...
What if refractory metals didn’t need all that post-processing?
The development of new materials with unique post-processing requirements
We’ve always been the first to praise manufacturing approaches that focus on perfecting post-processing stages. For...
Phase3D correlates AM build anomalies to part defects for the U.S. Air Force and NASA
Phase3D, an expert in-situ monitoring for additive manufacturing, correlates measurable metal powder bed fusion build anomalies to final part defects in real-time. This work...
Greg Morris, the AMUG “Innovations Award Winner” on his journey, the adoption of AM across industries and the future of Zeda
In an industry like Additive Manufacturing (AM), there are so many bright minds that it’s often a real conundrum to select who should be...
Thermophysical properties of NASA alloys help to establish process capabilities and design guidelines of 3D printed parts. Here is how.
The research has been conducted by Yehong Chen, Congyuan Zeng, Huan Ding, Selami Emanet, Paul R. Gradl, David L. Ellis, Shengmin Guo affiliated to...
NASA reveals that 3D printed rocket Terran 1 included nine additively manufactured engines made of its alloy
Remember Terran 1, Relativity Space’s rocket that recently launched from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida? The rocket made a real splash as...
Sintavia Unveils Proprietary Niobium Printing Technology
In a recent conversation with 3D ADEPT Media, SINTAVIA’s CEO and founder, Brian Neff laid emphasis on the company’s willingness to invest efforts to...
6K Additive can deliver ultra-low oxygen titanium 64 with 3D printed parts per million range of 500 – 700
6K Additive, a division of 6K, a producer of engineered materials for additive manufacturing and lithium-ion batteries introduces ultra-low oxygen titanium 64 with parts per million range of 500 -...