Why Aerospace Adopted 3D Printing for End Use Parts
What are the biggest impacts of additive manufacturing on aerospace and why is it such a big deal?
Why Aerospace Adopted 3D Printing for End Use Parts
What are the biggest additive manufacturing impacts on aerospace and why is it such a big deal?
“If a wing replacement is necessary, we simply click print, and within a couple days we have a new wing ready to fly.”
Dan Campbell, structures research engineer at Aurora.
What's in the Report
COMMERCIAL & MILITARY
Taylor-Deal Automation uses additive manufacturing with materials like ULTEM® 9085, which meets FAA flame regulations.
LOWER COST & WEIGHT, SAFELY
Innovative aerospace manufacturers want to drive down cost and weight, improve economy and design aesthetics while adhering to stringent FAA regulatory and compliance standards.
JIGS & FIXTURES
Many manufacturing tools can be created faster and less expensively than with traditional methods. Molds, templates, jigs and fixtures, surrogates can all be ready for use in hours, not weeks.
UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS (UAS)
Unmanned systems are seeing a rise in "smart parts" which are hybrid parts that include 3D printed structures and 3D printed electronics.
What's in the Report
COMMERCIAL & MILITARY
Taylor-Deal Automation uses additive manufacturing with materials like ULTEM® 9085, which meets FAA flame regulations.
LOWER COST & WEIGHT, SAFELY
Innovative aerospace manufacturers want to drive down cost and weight, improve economy and design aesthetics while adhering to stringent FAA regulatory and compliance standards.
JIGS & FIXTURES
Many manufacturing tools can be created faster and less expensively than with traditional methods. Molds, templates, jigs and fixtures, surrogates can all be ready for use in hours, not weeks.
UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS (UAS)
Unmanned systems are seeing a rise in "smart parts" which are hybrid parts that include 3D printed structures and 3D printed electronics.
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