Defence industry is among the most challenging sectors, and it demands continuous advancements. Compared to other domains, the acceptable error rate is significantly lower. With growing Industry 4.0 implementations, 3D printing is transforming to accelerate the defence sector. Additive manufacturing is on the verge of becoming a mainstream application of the global defence industry. Be
Land Forces Event is Australia’s international land defence exhibit that showcases defence technologies, equipment & services for Australian & Indo-Asia-Pacific armies. This event will facilitate the defence sector and industries to interact over a planned investment of A$55 billion in Australia’s land fortification capabilities. Zeal will participate in this event to promote several technologies including
With the advent and use of 3D printing in the defence industry, expedited solutions to spare parts production and easier management of logistics have become a reality. 3D print services facilitate the rapid production of functional prototypes while being a handy mechanism for the manufacturing of end parts.
The aerospace industry has always been at the forefront of innovation. Not surprisingly, it has been one of the first ones to incorporate the use of 3D printing or additive manufacturing technology. There are many different reasons why this disruptive technology has proved advantageous for the aerospace and space sectors. In this article, we discuss
