The Marine Products division of global maritime industry group Wilhelmsen has launched a program to supply 3D printed spare parts on demand to ships and other vessels. Part of an ongoing collaboration…
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Stratasys announces Rail Industry Solution for 3D printing spare train parts
At Formnext 2019, leading 3D printer OEM Stratasys made two major announcements regarding its continued endeavor to integrate 3D printing within the railway industry. The company has created a “Rail …
Amey assesses robot 3D printers for in-situ repair of UK rail network
Amey, a UK-based infrastructural support service provider, has revealed internal plans for applying 3D printing to train-track renewal. With concept drawings provided by Swiss robotic arm manufacturer…
Lloyd’s Register launches design competition to develop a full-scale 3D printed rescue boat
Engineering and technology professional service provider Lloyd’s Register (LR), has partnered with Singapore’s National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Cluster (NAMIC), Autodesk, ST Engineering and …
Stratasys trials first 3D printed parts installed on UK passenger trains with Angel Trains and DB ESG
Leading 3D printer OEM Stratasys, together with British rolling stock operating company (ROSCO) Angel Trains, Derby-based engineering consultancy DB ESG, and train operator Chiltern Railways are trial…
Signal failure? AECOM’s 3D printed graphene could fix that
American multinational engineering firm AECOM is applying 3D printing to the modernization of transport networks. Currently testing at Bristol Parkway signalling training school in southwest England, …
Curtiss Motorcycle Co. unveils Zeus 8 electric bike made using 3D printed parts
Additive manufacturing service provider Fast Radius and custom electric motorcycle startup Curtiss Motorcycle Company have partnered on the prototyping of an upcoming vehicle. The Zeus 8, a “nak…
Additive manufacturing to support Grainger & Worrall marine engine cast production
Cox Powertrain, a propulsion system manufacturer based in West sussex, UK, has selected Shropshire-based Grainger & Worrall (GW) to develop main engine castings using additive manufacturing for 30…
Deutsche Bahn leverages GEFERTEC 3DMP technology to 3D print spare railway parts
German railway company Deutsche Bahn is integrating metal additive manufacturing 3DMP technology from GEFERTEC to improve the availability of hard-to-procure spare parts. The 3DMP process was implemen…
Wabtec brings industrial 3D printing to the rail industry with purchase of GE’s H2
Global rail and transit manufacturer Wabtec has become one the first customers for the H2 binder jet metal 3D printer from GE Additive. The Pennsylvania-based company plans to use the 3D printer to ma…