3 D Printing in Aerospace & Defense: GE Aviation leads with Morris Technologies Acquisition

Posted on 2019-10-16 by Mark Hub in Defense // 0 Comments

Albany, US, 2019-Oct-16 — /EPR Network/ —3D printing is additive manufacturing technique that builds various layers of an object with various materials that include composites, polymers and metals. 3D printing technology was initially used for applications such as tooling and prototyping. Advancements and awareness in the technology have improved manufacturing process and reduced mead time: polarizing it in end-parts production.

Complex geometry parts manufactured

3D printing is preferred over traditional manufacturing for its unique capability to create parts with complex geometries. It takes account of different minute details including lattice structures and internal cavities and helps to reduce the overall weight without compromising any mechanical performance attribute. 3D printing generates less scape which is a desired quality when using expensive materials such as titanium which is used in aerospace. Customized production is the major factor that makes 3D printing fit for aerospace and defense over other mass production industries.

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Reduced marketing time

3D printing aids aerospace and defense companies to build exact fit of desired prototypes and accelerate design cycle: reducing the time involved of market the product. It reduces the time involved in prototype manufacture by 43 percent to 75 percent. 3D printing creates free form designs such as creating cooling channels for engine parts that conform to the curvature of that part. These cooling channels were created only in straight lines in traditional manufacturing methods. Manufacturing of complex parts such as fan blades edges with complex shapes to optimize airflow have become easier in comparison traditional manufacturing method which consumed great time and effort.

Aerospace and defense companies have acknowledged the benefits offered by 3D printing and have started acquiring stake holders in 3D printing ecosystem to gain better penetration in market and faster development. Rapid Quality Manufacturing and Morris technologies ware acquired by GE aviation to expand its presence in market.

Service bureaus play a vital role in 3D technology adoption by aerospace and defense companies by accessing them to 3D technology with all the technicalities involved and without huge investments. Advancements in material science can positively impact 3D printing raw material prices, further expanding its reach in market

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