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SIAEC and Stratasys will establish an additive manufacturing service centre
SIA Engineering Company Limited (“SIAEC”) and Stratasys Ltd will open a Singapore-based additive manufacturing (AM) service centre in order to provide 3D printed parts for use in commercial aviation. The announcement of the signature of this...
Boeing and Norsk Titanium rewarded for qualifying the first additively manufactured structural titanium parts for a commercial aircraft
Companies Honored for Outstanding Achievements in Aviation, Aerospace & Defense, will be recognized on March 1 in Washington, DC
Boeing and Norsk Titanium (Norsk) have been selected as a winner of the 61st Annual Laureate Awards,...
Roush develops its offering with a new additive manufacturing equipment
Michigan-based supplier Roush recently purchased a new metal additive manufacturing (AM) system to develop its offering: the Xline 2000R.
Acquired by GE Additive in 2016, the Xline 2000R from Concept Laser has a build envelope...
Sintavia could now additively manufacture for Honeywell
Honeywell approves Sintavia to additively manufacture flightworthy parts. The approval covers all programs within Honeywell Aerospace.
These parts will be manufactured via the powder bed fusion process. Power bed fusion can produce precise and intricate...
ROBOZE expands its additive manufacturing strategy in the EMEA region
With a successful closing of 2017, ROBOZE marks its first steps in 2018 by strengthening and expanding its distribution network in the EMEA area. Through 3 strategic partnerships, ROBOZE will respond to the needs...
Incase and Carbon Join Forces to Revolutionize the Future of Device Protection
In conjunction with the 2018 International Consumer Electronics Show, Incase, creator of design-driven solutions centered on protection and mobility, and Carbon, a leading digital 3D manufacturing company, today announced a global, multi-year partnership to transform the future of device...
GE Additive reveals an overview of a new additive machine
GE Additive reveals the prototype of a new additive machine, a new binder jet machine that will meet the need for castings.
The new binder jet machine can print large parts with a range...
BeAM Machines unveils the Modulo 400 Industrial DED Machine
BeAM Machines, the supplier of DED (Directed Energy Deposition) solutions introduced their new Modulo 400 machine at formnext.
The machine integrates peripherals based upon feedback from our customers. The fact is that with Traditional DED...
LPW Technology and AMA will provide metal powder solutions on the French AM market
LPW Technology extends its services in Europe and North Africa to further support its customers. AMA Services, located in Paris, will represent LPW in France, Luxemburg, French speaking regions of Switzerland and Belgium, and...
LPW Technology and APWorks develop AM Metal powder portfolio
Following the partnership with Magnitude Innovations, LPW Technology partners with AIRBUS APWORKS GmbH to provide its Scalmalloy® aluminium-magnesium-scandium alloy to the additive manufacturing sector.
With APWORKS, LPW Technology wants to support global requirements for...