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Titomic & PICARD Group® to produce metal 3D printed parts for the Extruder technology market
Titomic to 3D print a hardened metal extrusion screw and to benefit from PICARD Group®’ s distribution network in 50 countries
Titomic announced this...
Titomic and TAUV complete phase 2 of their additive manufacturing project for the defence sector
In September 2008, Titomic and TAUV announced a collaboration to produce a soldier-enabled UAV that might unlock a key domestic and export defense capability. The...
Titomic signed a $2.6 million agreement to develop its Kinetic FusionTM 3D printing process
It’s been less than a year that Titomic has released its large format metal 3D printer. The 3D printer has proven itself in applications...
Titomic & TAUV unveiled 3D printed soldier-enabled drones
Titomic and TAUV 3D printed in metal a soldier-enabled UAV that might unlock a key domestic and export defence capability. The 3D printed prototype...
A closer look at Titomic’s metal new 3D printer and its Kinetic Fusion 3D Printing Process
The first time we wrote about Titomic, it was to announce that the 3D metal printing company was going to manufacture Callaway’ Golf equipment....
What are the key performance indicators for a good (metal) AM production?
With a 30-year-plus pedigree in the industry, Additive Manufacturing continues to evolve. While it is clear to many that it is no longer just...
Download the September/October 2024 edition of 3D ADEPT Mag
Are you familiar with the “job to be done” theory? This theory of innovation is based on the economic principle that people buy products...
Woodside Energy to leverage cold spray 3D printing on offshore gas platform
As part of an oil and gas project, Woodside Energy, a service provider to the oil and gas industry, will rely on a Titomic...
A new chapter for GE Additive begins, as Colibrium Additive
The company we all know as GE Additive will now pursue its AM journey as Colibrium Additive – a GE Aerospace company.
The rebranding occurred...
Australia returns to space through the successful launch of SpIRIT nanosatellite – which features 3D printed radiator
A lot is happening in the space industry right now – and this is in major countries adopting AM technologies. Australia, a country that...












