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SPEE3D to develop SUBSAFE manufacturing materials with Cold Spray Additive Manufacturing
The US Navy has chosen metal AM company SPEE3D to develop materials as a part of a Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) project related to Expeditionary Maintenance and Sustainment that achieve Submarine Safety Program...
Metal 3D Printing: SPEE3D unveils New High Velocity Phaser Nozzle for a wider range of hard phase materials
SPEE3D has developed a new ultra high energy nozzle designed to work with a wider range of hard phase materials. Named SPEE3D Phaser nozzle, it delivers a significant increase in deposition velocity.
As a reminder,...
SPEE3D has developed a new way to 3D print rocket engines
Manufacturing space components is a billion-dollar industry set to experience strong growth in demand over the next five years. However, organisations across the world currently face one common challenge: long lead times for production-ready...
SPEE3D launches a Free-To-Play Metal 3D Printing Game
If you are looking for an entertaining and edifying activity for this week-end, you might want to consider SPEE3DCraft, a free-to-download metal 3D printing simulator game. Developed by Cold spray 3D printer manufacturer SPEE3D, the...
Australian army to leverage SPEE3D metal additive manufacturing for their operations
The Australian army invests $1.5 million investment into a 12-month pilot program of SPEE3D metal additive manufacturing technology.
The Australian manufacturer partnered with the Advanced Manufacturing Alliance (AMA) and Charles Darwin University (CDU) to deliver...
SPEE3D’s technology is now part of FIT Additive Manufacturing Group’s technologies
The original supersonic 3D deposition technology is now part of FIT Additive Manufacturing Group’s technologies. As a reminder, the technology of SPEE3D was originally intended for military and repair applications. In this process, the...
Australian Army 3D Prints and Certifies armored vehicle parts in the field
Remember when we explained that AM can be a good production candidate for expeditionary manufacturing? Well, here is a great example of how expeditionary Metal 3D Printing can improve Defence readiness.
The Australian Army have...
What does “Supersonic” Additive Manufacturing look like?
In general, many seem to agree with the design flexibility and material efficiency AM provides but despite those undeniable benefits, one thing AM technologies manufacturers struggle to significantly improve in their process is speed....
Why is AM a good production candidate for expeditionary manufacturing? Phillips Corporation told us.
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3D ADEPT MAG – N°1 – Vol 4 – January / February 2021
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It’s already been a month since we bid goodbye to 2020 and have welcomed with great hope the New Year. Throughout...