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One of largest ever metal 3D printed aerospace parts unveiled

A GE Aerospace Advanced Technology Munich-led European consortium has unveiled one of the largest ever metal 3D printed aerospace parts and demonstrates significant cost, weight and time savings.

1 year ago

US Air Force and GE reach next milestone in Pacer Edge Programme

Building on the earlier success and momentum of the Pacer Edge programme, the US Air Force (USAF) and GE have entered Phase III of its metal additive manufacturing pathfinder. This phase tackles the USAF’s sustainment behemoth of ‘cold starts’ head-on.

2 years ago

GE receives airworthiness qualification for first 3D-printed engine part

GE Aviation says it has received Engineering Change Proposal (ECP) approval from the US Air Force (USAF) for an F110 additively manufactured sump cover.

2 years ago

Additive is the answer!

In a Q&A session, Chris Schuppe, GE Additive’s general manager of engineering and technology, explains why additive manufacturing holds the answer to manufacturing complex and difficult-to-machine components.

2 years ago

GE shows 3D printing potential by switching four casted parts

GE Aviation is switching from investment casting to 3D printing for four bleed air parts from a land/marine turbine, despite already having a paid-for casting mould.

2 years ago

US Air Force 3D printing partnership reaches first key milestone

A collaboration between General Electric and the US Air Force has reached its first milestone as a sump cover for the F110 has been 3D printed.

3 years ago

Sintavia scales end-to-end applied additive technology

Brian Neff wants to leave nothing to chance. To ensure the quality of the high-value additively manufactured metal parts his company provides for the demanding aerospace and defence sectors, he believes it is imperative to have end-to-end control of the production process – from design and raw materials to final part inspection.

4 years ago

GE Additive inaugurates new facility in Germany

GE Additive has inaugurated its new campus 40,000m2 in Lichtenfels, Germany, which will become the new home for GE Additive Concept Laser teams.

4 years ago

GE Additive opens Arcam EBM centre in Sweden

GE Additive has opened an Arcam EBM Center of Excellence in Gothenburg, Sweden to meet growing industry demand for electron beam melting (EBM) technology.

4 years ago

GE Additive welcomes Carpenter Technology to MPN

GE Additive has announced that Carpenter Technology Corporation has signed a Memorandum of Understanding to become one of the first companies to join its newly-launched Manufacturing Partner Network (MPN). Financial terms of the agreement were not released.

5 years ago

GE Additive

One of largest ever metal 3D printed aerospace parts unveiled

US Air Force and GE reach next milestone in Pacer Edge Programme

GE receives airworthiness qualification for first 3D-printed engine part

Additive is the answer!

GE shows 3D printing potential by switching four casted parts

US Air Force 3D printing partnership reaches first key milestone

Sintavia scales end-to-end applied additive technology

GE Additive inaugurates new facility in Germany

GE Additive opens Arcam EBM centre in Sweden

GE Additive welcomes Carpenter Technology to MPN

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