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Consulting Editor Kenneth J A Brookes reports from the Farnborough International Airshow 2014 on the Powder Metallurgy Additive Manufacturing on show.
Aerojet Rocketdyne has completed hot-fire testing of a single-element main injector for the AR1 rocket engine.
Engineers at Monash University in Australia have test fired a rocket designed and printed using 3D printing technology.
UK additive manufacturing (AM) company Renishaw has worked with Holthinrichs Watches to 3D print parts for the company’s limited-edition watches.
Morris Group Inc, a CNC machine tool distributer in North America, has been selected by Desktop Metal to supply its metal 3D printing systems in the US.
RJ Lee Group, an industrial forensics analytical laboratory, has established a lab at Penn State University.
According to the MPIF, the organization’s annual Basic Powder Metallurgy (PM) Short Course, held in August, received excellent feedback from attendees.
The EPMA has launched a survey related to the col-laboration needs of its members as part of its AM Motion project.
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A number of companies have taken part in a joint development project to 3D print the front-end structure of a VW Caddy automobile.
US-based Camber Spine Technologies says that it has received 510(k) clearance from the FDA to market a spinal implant.
John F Sweet has been elected the 29th president of the Metal Powder Industries Federation (MPIF).
The annual report of the JPMA for 2016 provides a comprehensive view of developments in the Japanese PM industry.
Download this free whitepaper, courtesy of Retsch Technology GmbH.
Winners in this year's PM parts competition showed some outstanding designs.
Free webinar on additive manufacturing using superalloys.
Materials Today Interview with Dr Bryan Roebuck from the National Physical Laboratory about his work in powder metallurgy.
Webinar: Biodegradable Metals: A step beyond temporary implants.
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