Tag: AM

TWI uses AM transition pieces for dissimilar welds

There are a number of industrial applications that use transitions between dissimilar metals where joining is of the utmost importance.

Sandvik acquires 30% stake in Beam IT

Sandvik has acquired a 30% stake in privately owned Italian company Beam IT, a service provider of metal Additive Manufacturing (AM) services and advanced end-use components.

TU Graz develops a steel powder for AM

At TU Graz, a steel powder has been developed for additive manufacturing which decisively simplifies the production of complex components.

Giant satellite fuel tank sets record for 3D printed space parts

Lockheed Martin has embraced a 3-D printed titanium dome for satellite fuel tanks so big you can’t even put your arms around it. The 46-inch- (1.16-meter-) diameter vessel completed final rounds of quality testing in July, ending a multi-year development program to create giant, highpressure tanks that carry fuel on board satellites.

Siemens uses AM to produce gas turbines

Additive manufacturing (AM) has the potential to become a new key technology. For example it opens up new attractive prospects in the manufacture of gas turbines.

AM is a sustainable technology

As an emerging manufacturing process, Additive Manufacturing (AM) not only has the potential to change the landscape for product development, manufacturing and logistics, it can also improve sustainability across a variety of industries.

TWI is in collaborative project to promote AM

The increased design freedom and potential to reduce manufacturing time has made additive manufacturing (AM) technology an area of great interest to industry.

AP&C’s new art powder factory in progress

Arcam AB, a supplier in the Additive Manufacturing (AM) field, announces that the new powder factory by its powder manufacturing subsidiary AP&C in Montreal, Canada, is progressing well on plan.

Siemens tests 3D printed gas turbine blades

Siemens has achieved a breakthrough by finishing its first full load engine tests for gas turbine blades completely produced using Additive Manufacturing (AM) technology.