AND THE AUBIN AM CASE STUDY AWARD GOES TO: DM3D TECHNOLOGY
AND THE AUBIN AM CASE STUDY AWARD GOES TO: DM3D TECHNOLOGY
The task to 3D-print a 10-foot tall rocket nozzle liner demonstrator for a large-scale, liquid rocket engine presented just one problem for DM3D Technologies — they didn't have a machine large enough to produce it.
SO, THEY BUILT ONE. Click Here
WILLIAM KUCINSKI
Using direct metal deposition, DM3D can create near-net shape fan blades and more closely monitor the height and temperature of the melt pool while manufacturing them. GE Aviation is working with DM3D to develop this process
for full scale GE9X production in 2020. Click the link below to learn more.
Hack The Machine’s Heavy Metal-Track 3 competition involved printing a lighting fixture bracket for Navy ships. DM3D’s team optimized the traditional bracket design, printed the part, post-processed and delivered the part to the competition organizers in less than 10 days. The part was tested and judged by a team of experts at the end of the competition and DM3D’s robust design and impressive manufacturing won the team 2d place. Watch the below link to learn about the competition…
DM3D Releases its New Generation multi-nozzle technology for rapid 3d printing of large metal parts. Click the link below to read the article.