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Amaero to build world class Ti Powder plant in Australia
Advanced Manufacturer, Amaero International Limited (ASX: 3DA) will build a customised and proprietary titanium alloy powder manufacturing plant in Victoria, Australia.
The company, which specialises in metal...
Amaero signs agreement with Rio Tinto to collaborate on alloy for 3D printing
Metal additive manufacturer, Amaero International Limited (“Amaero”), has entered into an Agreement to collaborate with Rio Tinto on the development of the supply chain for...
Amaero to manufacture metal evaluation parts for the world’s largest aerospace manufacturer
Metal additive manufacturing company Amaero International has received a purchase order from Boeing for the manufacture of metal evaluation parts.
The evaluation parts will be...
Amaero secures Purchase Order from leading automotive component manufacturer
Australian metal additive manufacturer Amaero has received a purchase order from Samvardhana Motherson Reflectec (SMR) for the supply of prototype automotive mirror components for...
Amaero receives AS9100 Aerospace Certification
Australian 3D printing company Amaero has announced that its US facility has been awarded the AS9100 Aerospace Certification, an important milestone for the additive...
Hi-tech defence component manufacturer launches Adelaide site
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3D printing company Amaero International has launched its new South Australian manufacturing site in Adelaide’s north.
The Australian company is considered a world leader...
Additive manufacturing company Amaero gains 123% on ASX Listing
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Specialist metal additive manufacturing (3D printing) company, Amaero International Limited (ASX:3DA), has gained 123% on its first day of trading on the ASX,...
Monash engineers 3D print unique aerospike rocket engine
A team of Monash engineering researchers have successfully designed and 3D printed a new rocket engine from scratch, just two years after printing the...
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Balancing profit and sustainability in supply chains
Priorities in the supply chain are expanding, moving away from cost as the main driver behind purchasing decisions. Now, sustainability and ethical sourcing are grabbing a portion of the spotlight.
