Single titanium Airbus parts can now be processed using multiple lasers simultaneously in a Concept Laser M2 printer. (Image: Premium Aerotec)
The validation will enable single titanium components to be built at an increased rate in GE Additive’s Concept Laser M2 printer
A new technology cluster in Germany seeks to accelerate the uptake of additive manufacturing in industry through integrated research and development initiatives
GE Additive has inaugurated a new campus in Lichtenfels, Germany. Officially known as 'GE Additive Lichtenfels', the 40,000sqm site will become the new home for GE Additive Concept Laser teams.
MTC3 will explore the many benefits of additive manufacturing, whether the technology is being industrialised, and what can be done to speed up this industrialisation.
GE Additive announced at the Paris Air Show that TUSAŞ Engine Industries, Inc.
GE Additive has been awarded a contract by General Dynamics Land Systems, a business unit of General Dynamics
GE Additive has announced the appointment of Igal Kaptsan as its new general manager for software, reporting to Jason Oliver, President & CEO of GE Additive. In this newly created, position Kaptsan is responsible for shaping and leading GE Additive’s software strategy, defining business priorities, product roadmaps, features and functionality.
Matthew Dale reports from an industry session on additive manufacturing, where a panel of experts discussed the technology’s potential for industrial production
The results of a three-year and approximately $3.4 million collaborative research project have concluded that it is now possible to integrate additive manufacturing (AM) into automotive mass production
GE Additive has announced that aerospace firm Triumph Group has selected two of its systems, as well as a range of its AddWorks consultancy service packages, to help further its additive manufacturing strategy
