GE Aviation Singapore facility repairing engine parts at volume with metal additive manufacturing
GE Aviation has announced its Loyang facility in Singapore is repairing commercial jet engine components with metal additive manufacturing technology.
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GE Aviation has announced its Loyang facility in Singapore is repairing commercial jet engine components with metal additive manufacturing technology.
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20. May 2021 GE Aviation and GE Additive engineers have switched four existing parts from castings to metal 3D printing—and see potential for hundreds more Additive Manufacturing Can Compete with Casting on Cost Alone May 2021 – Most manufacturers would never dream of switching from an investment cast part to one made by additive manufacturing, especially if they already had paid for the casting mold. Yet that is exactly what GE Aviation is doing with four bleed air parts from a land/marine turbine. They made the decision based on cost and time to market. A collaboration betwe...