This is from Lab 22, our 3D metal printing lab. Our 3D powder-bed printing systems fuse metallic powder (via either a laser or electron beam) into solid layers to build up a part within a powder bed. The printers work by directing an electron beam or laser at a bed of titanium powder in order to melt parts of it. This process is then repeated with another layer of powder, building the product up layer by layer, until you have a complete part. After a part has been built, a high-pressure air gun

The need for speed 🖨️ Australian Army's 1st Combat Service Support Battalion continued into the next phase of a 12-month trial of a new 3D metal printing technology with Australian company Spee3D. The trial, in close partnership with Charles Darwin University has seen soldiers of 1 CSSB learn the design software and physical printing technology, through to the fabrication and testing of parts. The latest achievement was the successful deployment of the recently camouflaged WarpSPEE3D printer to