3D Printing

Velo3D ‘unlocks full transparency’ for Flow AM software with Developer

Posted by DEVELOP3D - March 4, 2024

Feature unlocks full transparency and control of its additive manufacturing process

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CAD

Velo3D unveils Flow 5.0 with greater control over 3D printing process

Posted by DEVELOP3D - February 28, 2023

Latest release offers ability to apply skin and contour overrides

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3D Printing

Rocket science: Launcher’s bold mission to explore AM

Posted by Stephen Holmes - August 31, 2022

How in-house additive manufacturing helps Launcher keep tab on the costs of being a cosmic courier

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CAD

Lunar return: reengineering space kit for new adventures

Posted by DEVELOP3D - August 29, 2022

Aerojet Rocketdyne on modernising systems from the Apollo era to accelerate future moon missions

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3D Printing

Velo3D launches Sapphire XC 1MZ with larger print volume

Posted by DEVELOP3D - June 16, 2022

Largest laser powder bed fusion print volume in its class

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3D Printing

Velo3D Flow 3.0 software adds support for large parts and extra lasers

Posted by DEVELOP3D - March 29, 2022

Maximises the efficiency of the Sapphire XC 3D printer

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3D Printing

Velo3D qualifies new nickel-based ‘superalloy’ for its Sapphire 3D Printer

Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 10, 2022

Materials designed for high creep strength, thermal stability and weldability

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Manufacturing

XB-1 engine loaded with Velo3D AM parts

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 9, 2020

Boom Supersonic’s XB-1 test aircraft, for testing its commercial supersonic jet capabilities, is poised to take off soon with 21 Titanium…

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3D Printing

Velo3D qualifies Hastelloy X for AM gas turbines

Posted by Stephen Holmes - July 7, 2020

Hastelloy X possesses combination of oxidation resistance and high-temperature strength

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3D Printing

Velo3D adds 1m tall build area to Sapphire metals 3D Printer

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 14, 2020

VELO3D achieves tallest build-chamber size yet, with its one-metre-height

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