The company is looking to build on the experience of GE’s aviation business over the past six years to develop additive manufacturing — sometimes referred to as 3D printing — as a means to...
Additive Manufacturing (AM) is a manufacturing technique perfectly suited for the production of complex, functional parts. Large companies in the aerospace and medical industry have demonstrated interesting cases of how AM can be used...
GE Aviation submitted its Improved Turbine Engine Program (ITEP) technical proposal last month, which is the second and final phase of its Engineering and Manufacturing Development (EMD) proposal to the U.S. Army. GE is...
Montreal, Canada/ Farnborough, UK – GE Additive also announced that its materials division, AP&C has acquired the gas atomizer equipment currently installed at Avio Aero’s plant in Cameri Italy. This new technology is complementary...
Munich, Germany/ Farnborough, UK – GE Additive has launched its Manufacturing Partner Network (MPN). The MPN aims to create an open, competitive marketplace that will accelerate both supply and demand for additive manufacturing. The...
Industrial conglomerate General Electric (GE) wants to use a blockchain to verify 3D-printed parts in its supply chain, according to a recently-published patent filing. Published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) on...
Munich, Germany: GE Additive has concluded the 2018/19 cycle of its Additive Education Program (AEP) by announcing five universities in Europe and the United States that will each receive a Concept Laser Mlab 200R...
More than 600 primary and secondary schools worldwide to receive polymer 3D-printing packages – Access to 3D printers and curriculum now totals more than 400,000 K-12 students in 30 countries – Increased global participation...
You can fashion almost anything on a 3D printer these days, from the most intricate airplane parts to near-perfect replicas of the human skull. But back in 2007, few had printed an object that...
Companies like Boeing, BMW, GE and others are printing tens of thousands of parts for planes, cars, turbines and other machines. 3D printing allows designers to combine dozens and sometimes hundreds of parts into...
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