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Newport News Shipbuilding division to install its first metal 3D Printed part to the U.S. Navy

(3DA) - January 31, 2019

Newport News Shipbuilding division has successfully achieved the additive manufacturing of components for nuclear-powered warships - Based on last year announcement, we know that...

First metal 3D printed part approved for shipboard installation

Kety S. - October 12, 2018

The first metal additively manufactured part has been approved by Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA). This constitutes a milestone in the navy sector today,...

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Newport News Shipbuilding division to install its first metal 3D Printed part to the U.S. Navy

First metal 3D printed part approved for shipboard installation