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Concept Laser says that has made a 3D printed version of a 2,800 year old Celtic figure of a bronze horse rider found in Germany.
Carpenter Technology has introduced Cartech Puris 5+, which it says is the market’s first high-strength, low-oxygen titanium powder.
The Wallwork Group is developing a new technology to remove the rough and irregular finish that can occur on AM metal components.
Simufact Engineering has launched Simufact Additive software for the simulation of metal additive manufacturing processes.
Oerlikon Metco has developed a new multiprocess powder feeder.
The MPIF has announced the winners of its 2016 Powder Metallurgy Design Excellence Awards.
PyroGenesis Canada Inc says that over 90% of its titanium powders were shown to be below 106μm and over 50% below 45μm.
Höganäs has developed Rockit 701, a new alloy for use in the oil and gas, agriculture and mining industries.
Laser specialist Trumpf plans to introduce new machines for 3D printing of metal parts.
Airbus’ defense and space division is using EOS additive manufacturing (AM) technology to produce satellite parts.
Tooling specialist Dimar Tooling is entering the UK composites market.
Avure Technologies reports that it will supply a Quintus hot isostatic press (HIP) to Alcoa Howmet.
Concept Laser has made a new stainless streel insert drill for tool specialist Mapal using additive manufacturing technology.
Italy-based SACMI plans to exhibit its second generation press for powder metal compaction at CERAMITEC 2015.
Allegheny Technologies Incorporated (ATI) is expanding its nickel-based superalloy powder capabilities.
A spacecraft thruster tested by Airbus and the ESA features a platinum combustion chamber and nozzle made by 3D printing.
American Standard Brands has launched is the first commercially-available metal taps created with AM.
The Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology ILT is developing a new approach for the selective laser melting (SLM) of copper materials.
LPW Technology Ltd, which makes metal powders for AM, has been included in The Sunday Times Hiscox Tech Track 100 for the second year running.
Italian metals and mining company Tenova plans to implement a project focusing on additive manufacturing (AM) in the Italian metal industry.
AAM executive director Jeffrey W Nichols will lead the Lightweight Innovations For Tomorrow (LIFT) Technology Development Committee.
Fredrik Emilson has been appointed new president and CEO of Höganäs AB.