Metal Additive Manufacturing magazine archive 2026
The Metal Additive Manufacturing magazine archive for 2026 gives free access to our most recent issues, offering the most comprehensive insight into the world of Metal Additive Manufacturing and 3D printing of metals. All issues can be downloaded free of charge as PDF files.
Vol. 12 No. 2, Autumn 2026
- BLT: Inside the world’s largest metal Additive Manufacturing parts-production operation
- Nuclear fusion’s manufacturing challenge: Where metal Additive Manufacturing can make the difference
- From alloy design to aerospace components: Industrialising the ATI® 1700® superalloy for metal Additive Manufacturing
- From coupon to component: Qualifying wire arc DED for the US Submarine Force
- Scaling wire arc Directed Energy Deposition: Building on existing qualification evidence at WAAMathon #3
- Hidden cracks in pure tungsten: How JEOL changed the PBF-EB thermal cycle
- Titanium bellows: Engineering flexibility and testing durability with metal Additive Manufacturing
- Build plate resurfacing in metal Additive Manufacturing: A practical guide to process control
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Vol. 12 No. 2, Summer 2026
- From requirement to reality: How DEEP Manufacturing is scaling large-format metal AM
- From titanium scrap to AM powder: Inside 6K Additive’s UniMelt expansion
- Scaling metal AM for maritime spare parts: From legacy portfolios to on-demand supply
- Building trust in flight-critical metal AM: Inside the SAE AMS AM standards committee
- Incodema3D boosts metal AM productivity with HK Technologies’ VacuSift powder handling system
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Vol. 12 No. 1, Spring 2026
- Inside Nikon’s metal Additive Manufacturing strategy, Part 1: Hamid Zarringhalam on building a new growth pillar
- Inside Nikon’s metal Additive Manufacturing strategy, Part 2: Scaling industrial production in Long Beach
- Steel reinvented: Colnago’s Steelnovo and the search for the perfect modern road bike
- Additive Manufacturing in US defence logistics: From technical progress to operational capability
- Additive Manufacturing Strategies 2026: Strategy without the strategy-speak in a maturing AM industry
- Wire-based Directed Energy Deposition in large-scale metal Additive Manufacturing: Choosing the right process
- Industrialising Haynes® 282®: Laser Powder Directed Energy Deposition for high-temperature performance
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