The Welder - Additive Manufacturing
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- From The Fabricator
Giant 3D printer developed for manufacturing XXL steel components
Scientists at the Laser Zentrum Hannover e.V. (LZH) have joined forces with partners to produce parts of a ship gearbox housing with a mass of up to 3 tons layer by layer in an oversized 3D printer using a laser-assisted arc welding process.
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- From The Additive Report
EBM metal 3D printer introduced to North American market
Powder-bed 3D printer is suited for serial production of aerospace and energy parts
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Mitsubishi to release metal additive manufacturing machine
New 3D printer features 2-kW or 4-kW oscillator to melt wire
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New Sugino machine tool cuts and 3D-prints metal parts
A hybrid machine that lets users 3D-print and finish-machine metal parts
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- From The Additive Report
3D-printing metal parts starts up at ‘America’s Shipyard’
Norfolk Naval Shipyards starts 3D-printing metal parts
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- From The Additive Report
GE Additive materials unit signs agreement with Airbus
GE Additive company sells titanium powders for 3D printing to aircraft manufacturer
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- From The Additive Report
New PBF 3D printer from Prima features lasers with different wavelengths
PBF 3D printer features IR laser and green laser
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- From The Fabricator
The return of FABTECH signals return to normalcy for manufacturing industry
After a year off, North America’s largest metal forming, fabricating, welding, and finishing event is back in person and ready to move forward. Here's a breakdown of what to expect.
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- From The Fabricator
FABTECH: Back in business
The city of Chicago and state of Illinois have seen enough adults get the COVID-19 vaccine. That means McCormick Place is open for business and FABTECH 2021 will happen Sept. 13-16.
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- From The Additive Report
How additive manufacturing makes "impossible" materials possible
Tungsten, molybdenum, and niobium are tough, heat-resistant materials that are difficult to machine—but not 3D-print.
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- From The Additive Report
Engine-maker changes from casting to additively manufacturing turbine parts
How GE Aviation switched from investment casting four parts for turbines to 3D-printing them
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- From The Fabricator
How to make metal fabricating the job seeker’s No. 1 career choice
Finding the right workers has been a major concern for metal fabricating company owners and managers for several years, and it’s only gotten worse with the manufacturing economy roaring back in recent months. Careers in Metal Fabrication, a new FMA e-book, can help fab shops fine-tune their hiring message as they look to develop the next generation of manufacturing workers.
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- From The Additive Report
Wall Colmonoy installs first Desktop Metal 3D printer in U.K.
Wall Colmonoy Corp., a global materials engineering group based in Madison Heights, Mich., reports that its facility in Wales recently took delivery of the first Desktop Metal Shop System in the U.K. The binder-jetting 3D printer, designed for low- to medium-sized production runs, augments the...
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Advancements in metal alloys push metal 3D printing forward
One area metals producer ATI focuses attention on is developing powders for additive manufacturing that will increase AM’s viability as a production process.
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Inventor of AMBIT additive manufacturing head for CNC machines to offer parts-building service
Hybrid Manufacturing Technologies, developer of the AMBIT additive deposition head that transforms a CNC machine into an additive/subtractive hybrid machine, has opened a subsidiary in the U.K. devoted to parts-making. Called Hybrid Advanced Manufacturing, the operations performed by the new...
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