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The Comprehensive Guide to Turning

Dinesh Mishra

Aerospace: Manufacturing high-precision components that require stringent quality standards. Applications: Employed in industries requiring: Decorative elements: Components that have aesthetic or functional curves. Manufacturing: Producing a wide array of mechanical components for various machines.

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The next generation of aerostructures

Manufacturer's Monthly

The Aerostructures Innovation Research Hub, aka AIR Hub , is moving the needle in aerospace research for Australia using advanced composite materials to design and produce innovative aerostructures.

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6 new technology projects get ARM Institute funding

Robotics Business Review

Demonstration of rapid TPC welding at scale Lightweight carbon fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composites (TPCs) can meet the high-rate demands of the aerospace market, while also providing sustainability benefits. Its project team includes HanesBrands Inc., These features will make it an important material in the future of the market.

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Quickstep awarded $803,000 grant for hydrogen storage development

AU Manufacturing

The New South Wales government has granted aerospace composite company Quickstep an $803,000 R&D award to develop intelligent composite hydrogen storage solutions. . The R&D effort will also seek to integrate composite hydrogen storage solutions with a functioning fuel cell propulsion system. .

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A vision of manufacturing resilience and flexibility

Manufacturer's Monthly

The company uses its flagship composite base material called OnyxTM for the foundation of its composite parts. At Swinburne University, Australian manufacturers now have access to the groundbreaking new composite 3D printer. Markforged CEO Shai Terem (second from the left) at Swinburne University.

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A Fond Farewell to My Additive Friends

Modern Machine Shop

The ability to process multiple materials at once to vary alloy composition and functionally grade an AM component opens up entirely new realms for designers to engineer superior parts and products. Me getting 3D scanned to create my “digital twin” so that I could be 3D printed.

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Forging the future for additive manufacturing in Defence

Manufacturer's Monthly

Secure Bits acts as a ‘one stop shop’ for defence projects, sitting across composites, metals and rapid prototyping, but also CNC machining, sheet metal, plastics and electronics all in-house. In Australia, Sydney’s Garden Island Naval base has both composite and metal Markforged printers. And the same is happening at sea.