Airbus Helicopters will use metal AM components for its helicopters and other aircraft from its Airbus parent company. Airbus Helicopters is expanding its AM capabilities with a new 3D printing (3DP) center in Donauwörth, Germany. 3DP will help reduce the weight of helicopter components according to Helmut Färber, site manager of Airbus Helicopters in Donauwörth.

A rule of thumb in bobsleigh is that success is one-third start time, one-third equipment, and one-third performance on the steering pulley. When pushing off, it is the athletic prowess of the athletes that is key, but as in track and field, footwear also affects being able to generate maximum acceleration. Yet, while there are many different types of spiked shoes tailored to the requirements of different disciplines and personal preferences available for high-performance sport on the tartan track, comparable products for the ice channel have long been lacking.

As technology partner of the German Bobsleigh, Luge, and Skeleton Federation (BSD), BMW Group is committed to changing this—and using metal additive manufacturing processes from automotive development and manufacturing, they also have the perfect method and the required expertise to implement the project.

To ensure the continuity of supply for the copper powder industry, Kymera purchased the assets of Royal Metal Powder following its decision to close the Maryville, Tennessee operation due to declining market conditions.

PowderMet2024 & AMPM2024 are the Premier Conferences of the Americas, your one-of-a-kind opportunity to discuss technology advancements while networking with like-minded individuals. If you are interested in powder metallurgy, press & sinter, metal injection molding, and metal additive manufacturing, this is a can’t miss opportunity to connect with those in the industry that are passionate about the technology and its ongoing advancements.

Here are some of the must-attend highlights:

• Technology advancements: Engage in stimulating discussions and gain valuable insights from industry experts through over 200 thought-provoking presentations, daily Tutorials, and the special Carbide Forum.

• Networking events: Connect with engineers and industry leaders during networking breaks, lunches, and designated gatherings that will build lasting relationships and expand your professional network.

• International marketplace, with over 100 booths of leading companies, featuring the latest PM and metal AM equipment, powders, products, and services. This is your best opportunity to meet industry suppliers all together in one place.

Take advantage of the exclusive advanced offer by registering before the May 3 deadline to secure your spot and save on registration fees. Register by February 29 and be entered into a drawing to win a sleek MPIF watch!

The University of Houston is collaborating with Texas A&M University to tackle the challenge hindering the use of metal additive manufacturing (AM) for a variety of commercial applications – the need for real-time monitoring and analysis to ensure consistent quality and reproducibility throughout the production process.