Angel Trains, a British rolling stock operator company (ROSCO), has partnered with Stratasys and ESG Rail, a Derby-based engineering consultant, to 3D print replacement parts for trains. Technical Dir…
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NAVSEA approves first metal 3D printed shipboard component for U.S. Navy
The U.S. Navy’s Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) has approved the first 3D printed part, a prototype drain strainer orifice (DSO) assembly, for shipboard installation. “This install marks a si…
GE Transportation to introduce 250 3D printed locomotive parts by 2025
According to reports in UK rail industry authority the Railway Gazette GE is looking to apply additive manufacturing to components for its locomotives. If all goes according to plan, this could mean t…
Siemens installs Stratasys Fortus 450mc 3D printer in new Rail Service Center
Siemens Mobility, the transportation division of German conglomerate Siemens, has installed a Stratasys Fortus 450mc Production 3D Printer at its newly established digital rail maintenance center. Loc…
DNV GL launches Approval of Manufacturer scheme for maritime 3D printing
International classification society DNV GL, who recently published its first classification guideline for additive manufacturing in the maritime and oil & gas industries, has released a class ap…
Interview: Ivaldi launches on demand 3D printing service for maritime sector with Wilhelmsen
Advanced and additive manufacturing service bureau Ivaldi Group has partnered with Wilhelmsen, the largest maritime network in the world. Operating from a new additive manufacturing facility in Singap…
Can 3D printing reinvent the bicycle? Latest innovations from Reynolds and AREVO
Reynolds, a UK manufacturer of bicycle frames and components, is using metal 3D printing technology to develop a range of customizable stainless steel and titanium frame-parts. With this range, Reynol…
VEEM partners with Aurora Labs to utilize large scale 3D metal printing
VEEM, the Australian manufacturer of high technology marine propulsion and stabilization systems, and Aurora Labs, a metal 3D printer manufacturer, have signed a five-year agreement to explore the use…
Naval Group and Centrale Nantes print full-scale propeller blade for military applications
Naval Group, a French industrial group focusing on naval defence and marine renewable energy, and Centrale Nantes engineering school have successfully 3D printed their first full-scale propeller blade…
Titomic enters marine additive manufacturing MoU with Fincantieri Australia
Fincantieri Australia, a localized branch of international shipbuilding company Fincantieri has signed a 12-month Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with industrial metal additive manufacturing company…