Oerlikon AM, the additive manufacturing unit of global technology powerhouse Oerlikon, announces it will provide metal additively manufactured qualification and flight components for United Launch Alliance’s (ULA) next-generation Vulcan Centaur rocket. ULA is the world's most experienced and reliable launch service provider, with more than 130 launches and 100 percent mission success.

Farsoon first opened it booth at Formnext 2019, the 100-square-meter place was soon packed that more tables and seats have to be ordered. Visitors from a wide range of industries were impressed by Farsoon’s innovative machines:

Followed the first public announcement of the new FS301M metal powder bed system last month, Farsoon is proud to announce the first installation of a dual-Laser FS301M system at an end use aviation customer in the U.S.

First Airline MRO to receive EASA approval to design, produce and certify 3D printed cabin parts

TIGER, the global innovator in 3D material solutions and manufacturer of TIGER high-quality surface solutions, will collaborate with the US 3D printer producer Impossible Objects to develop revolutionary thermoset based 3D printed composites.

Since the announcement of their collaboration in February 2019, Henkel and Origin have been collaborating to develop new materials by optimizing print processes that extend the current boundaries of additive manufacturing. As a result of this partnership Henkel has developed an entirely new 3D printable photopolymer material with fire, smoke and toxicity resistance properties for use with Origin One printers.

The ATOMIQ research project was conceived in order to tackle the digital gap. The goal of the project is to eliminate areas with limited internet access through the use of superfast broadband satellite connections in locations where fibre optic would prove too costly. The project is focused on developing next-generation filters compatible for use with high frequencies, with these widely available in satellite connections.

Among the newest generations of products, drones are among those that best embody the concept of innovation. Not only for their technical characteristics, but also for the cutting-edge technologies used to develop and build them. As a manufacturing process, 3D printing is increasingly used within the drone production cycle, mainly for prototyping.

Great minds think alike, it’s been said, and the recent collaborative project between AGA and Kanthal demonstrates this truth. Thinking outside the box and finding new geometries are some of the results of their joint move into additive manufacturing with heat resistant material.

Investment in 17 Arcam EBM A2X machines and 10 Arcam Spectra H systems builds on existing EBM footprint across GE Aviation and Avio Aero global manufacturing facilities

Heat-resistant material Inconel® easy to machine using 3D printing // TruPrint 3000 3D printer is the perfect choice for making power generation components // TRUMPF presents gas compressor impeller for drones and vane segment for aircraft at EMO

Aerospace and defence giant gains greater access to Stratasys R&D initiatives for new additive manufacturing materials and hardware technologies

Stratasys (NASDAQ: SSYS) and BAE Systems plc have announced that they will further strengthen their relationship around emerging additive manufacturing solutions within its Land, Maritime and Air Sectors.