Defense
Spee3D’s Metal 3D Printer First in World to Print Parts on US Naval Ship
Spee3D’s WarpSpee3D additive manufacturing technology was successfully used in the U.S. Navy’s REPTX exercise, which serves to demonstrate and evaluate the viability and efficacy of products and services that could expand the Navy’s ability to perform expeditionary maintenance operations.
Read MoreDOD Drives Transformation with New AM Policy
The U.S. Department of Defense published DODI 5000.93, a comprehensive plan for implementing additive manufacturing among military services.
Read MoreMilitary Aircraft Undergoes Testing With Additively Manufactured Parts
Hardware produced as part of the AMNOW Program undergoes flight testing on operational aircraft.
Read MoreAir Force Awards $1.5M Contract to Optomec for Additive Repairs
Company says additive repair solution for F35 large titanium blisk has potential to reduce costs by 80% and save tens of millions annually.
Read MoreUSAF, GE Additive 3D Print Out-of-Production Metal Parts
The upcoming final phase of the Pacer Edge program is to establish the USAF’s own metal additive production infrastructure initially at Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma.
Read MoreIC3D Receives Military AM Award for Technical Achievement in 3D Printing Innovation
IC3D was recognized for helping the U.S. Army keep equipment in service using 3D printed tooling made on their existing desktop printers.
Read MoreU.S. Air Force, GE Additive Reach Next Milestone in Pacer Edge Program
Phase III of the program tackles the Air Force’s sustainment behemoth of ‘cold starts’ head-on.
Read MoreAddMan Engineering Acquires Domaille Engineering
The Domaille acquisition brings long-term relationships with blue chip aerospace and defense customers, exceptional engineering talent and geographic reach to AddMan.
Read MoreMetal 3D Printing for Government and Defense
View this webinar and ask any questions you have about how metal 3D printing is being used by the government and defense industry today. Metal 3D printing offers a variety of benefits in this sector, not limited to the ability to rapidly produce individual parts in varied locations.
Read MoreEOS North America Delivers, Installs 1,000th Machine
Sintavia is one of the world’s largest metal additive manufacturers focused on the production of advanced propulsion systems for the aerospace, defense and space industries.
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