Metal Additive Manufacturing magazine
Metal Additive Manufacturing magazine
The international magazine for the metal Additive Manufacturing/3D printing industry
Discover a window to the world of metal Additive Manufacturing: comprehensive industry news coverage, plus exclusive deep-dive articles – all available as a free PDF download or digital online magazine.
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Vincent Müller awarded the 2024 Innovation Award for work on Additive Manufacturing hardmetals
December 5, 2024
The new materials networking association Forschungsvereinigung Neue Materialien eV has named Vincent Müller the winner of its 2024 New Materials I...»
m4p material solutions launches online metal Additive Manufacturing powder store
December 5, 2024
m4p material solutions GmbH, with operations in both Austria and Germany, launched its new webshop during Formnext 2024. The new online store is sa...»
PostProcess Technologies and 3D Monotech bring automated post-processing to India
December 5, 2024
PostProcess Technologies Inc, based in Buffalo, New York, USA, has announced its expansion into the Indian market through a new partnership with Mo...»
KIMM develops magnetic Additive Manufacturing technology for high-performance motors
December 5, 2024
Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials (KIMM), Changwon City, South Korea, has announced the development of magnetic Additive Manufacturing t...»
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Featured article
Fly-by-wire: How Additive Manufacturing took to the skies with Norsk Titanium
With seven structural titanium parts flying on every Boeing 787 Dreamliner, a Master Supply Agreement with Airbus for the A350, and projects with the likes of Northrop Grumman and General Atomics, Norsk Titanium is setting the pace when it comes to the production of airframe components by Additive Manufacturing.
By using wire instead of powder and its own proprietary version of the Directed Energy Deposition (DED) process, the company combines high deposition rates with aerospace-grade materials properties.
Martin McMahon visited the company on behalf of Metal AM magazine.
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China’s thriving metal Additive Manufacturing industry: An outsider’s perspective
China’s Additive Manufacturing industry is growing at extraordinary speed, driven forward by intense domestic competition and AM technology’s role in the country’s national manufacturing strategy.
Based on a recent visit to the TCT Asia 2024 exhibition, Joseph Kowen shares an outsider’s perspective on what is happening in the Chinese metal AM industry. Are Chinese AM machines now rivalling those from the West in terms of capability, and how is an increasingly complex geopolitical situation impacting the dynamics of the AM industry?
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