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GE Aviation Switches to Metal AM for Four Parts, Cutting Costs by 35%

Can metal additive manufacturing replace traditional casting in aviation sector? GE certainly seems to think so. A collaboration between GE…

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On Friday, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) proposed a new regulation to update firearm definitions. The proposed rule is…

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In the Additive Manufacturing field, one of the regions where we have seen the most growth has been in China.…

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The use of 3D printing offers different advantages for different industries. The ability to produce complex geometries with a variety…

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Maintaining a 70 year old aircraft is difficult, especially when parts are no longer manufactured and you can’t find original…

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AMUG 2021 has officially ended! As you probably know, the Additive Manufacturing User Group (AMUG) association has been organizing this…

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At the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), a team of researchers has created a new photosynthetic and ecological living…

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Covestro has launched a new 3D printing material, Arnite® AM2001 GF (G) rPETm, made from recycled post-consumer PET waste. This…

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Two weeks ago, French astronaut Thomas Pesquet flew for the second time to the International Space Station (ISS) for a…

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After years of combining athlete data with unique 3D printing technology, adidas has arrived at the “next step in data…

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It has been clear for a while that 3D printing has a number of benefits for the medical sector. From…

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