Directed Energy Deposition (DED) technologies have opened new avenues for aerospace design creativity. In this blog, we look at how DED additive manufacturing is revolutionising aerospace component production.

With rapid deposition, material versatility, & large-scale production capacity, DED processes are versatile and powerful additive manufacturing technologies. DED processes can be used for rapid prototyping and tooling, repair and cladding & customisation projects.

As additive manufacturing technologies continue to evolve, finding the right Directed Energy Deposition (DED) process for your needs becomes increasingly important. In this blog, we will examine DED processes and its applications across various industries.

Oil and gas providers are having to manage the increasing demands being placed on the industry for affordable, secure and clean energy solutions. WAAM can help to bring a new level of control to the replacement and repair of medium-to-large-scale components.

As with many other industries, the marine sector is facing increasing commercial pressures; from supply chain issues, to increased turnaround times in port. One area which has significant potential for time & cost savings is the use of 3D metal component printing.