- In November 2023, Stratasys unveiled its F3300 Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) 3D printer at the Formnext conference. This new system promises significant improvements in accuracy, uptime, and output, doubling production efficiency. With faster print speeds, superior part quality, and cost savings, the F3300 is aimed at industries such as aerospace and automotive, addressing supply chain challenges
- In November 2023, Gilmour Space Technologies, an Australian launch services company, teamed up with EOS to enhance its additive manufacturing capabilities for Australia's first sovereign orbital launch. This partnership, supported by the Australian Government’s Modern Manufacturing Strategy, focuses on utilizing metal additive manufacturing for rapid innovation and space launch vehicle production, advancing Australia's space industry
- In October 2023, IperionX Limited secured an agreement for a provisional sum of USD11.5 million from the Export-Import Bank of the United States. This funding will support the development of their Titanium Production Facility in Halifax County, Virginia. The initiative aims to establish a sustainable titanium production supply chain and strengthen U.S. manufacturing capabilities in advanced materials
- In September 2023, The TII showcased AMALLOY, a newly developed aluminum alloy powder for additive manufacturing, at the AM Conclave conference in Abu Dhabi. AMALLOY, designed for use in laser beam powder bed fusion, is tailored to enhance the performance of 3D-printed components, offering improved material properties for high-performance applications in various industries
- In December 2022, Amaero International Limited entered into a joint venture with Rabdan Industries for additive manufacturing and powder production in Abu Dhabi, UAE. This partnership aims to enhance the region's capabilities in 3D printing and metal powder production, addressing the growing demand for advanced manufacturing solutions across industries like aerospace and automotive
- In 2021, EOS acquired a stake in Metalpine GmbH, a metal powder manufacturer located in Graz, Austria. This strategic acquisition enables EOS to expand its portfolio of high-quality metal powders for additive manufacturing. It strengthens EOS's position in the growing market for metal AM solutions, supporting industries that require precision and performance in 3D-printed components
