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Titomic to 3D-print test parts for Boeing airplanes
Australian metals and manufacturing firm Titomic has inked an agreement with Boeing to deliver additively manufactured test parts for airplanes.
The initial contract, valued at $170,000, will...
Titomic announces $1.8m exclusive defence program with TAUV
Additive manufacturing company Titomic will manufacture unmanned aerial vehicles, soldier systems and soldier sensors for TAUV under a 12-month, $1.8 million defence program announced...
Titomic’s metal printed soldier-enabled UAV prototype shortlisted for Innovation Award
Australian metal 3D printing company Titomic has announced that its ruggedised soldier-enabled Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) prototype has been shortlisted for Innovation Awards at...
Titomic inks Material Science Testing deal with Fincantieri Australia
Australian metal additive manufacturing company, Titomic Limited has signed its first Material Science Testing (MST) agreement with Fincantieri Australia, the Australian division of Fincantieri...
Titomic unveils the world’s largest metal 3D printer
Australian metal additive manufacturing company, Titomic Limited has unveiled the world's largest and fastest metal 3D printer at its new state-of-the-art facility in Melbourne.
Co-developed...
Titomic signs MoU with Europe’s largest shipbuilder
Australian metal additive manufacturing company, Titomic Limited, has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Fincantieri Australia, the Australian division of one of the world's...
Titomic names new head of Business Development of its Aerospace & Resources Division
Melbourne-based metal additive manufacturing company Titomic has announced the appointment of Mr Trent McKenzie as General Manager of Business Development of its Aerospace &...
3D printing specialists Titomic lists on the ASX
Australian additive manufacturing specialist Titomic has listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) after raising $6.5 million via a fully underwritten Initial Public Offering...
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