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Protolabs grant funds 3D printing for university space capsule slated for space travel

When it comes to keeping your products cool, finding the right material to draw off heat is critical.

Partnering with SEB to launch rocket with 3D-printed components

Titanium Grade 5 6Al-4V’s strength and temperature, corrosion resistance make it an ideal material choice for aerospace and defense applications.

Graduate from prototype to production with post-process machining, powder analysis, heat treatment, and inspection reporting for metal 3D printing.

A robotic arm being developed for NASA’s Restore-L mission will automate tasks like refueling, repairing, and manufacturing craft components in orbit.

AS9100D-certified manufacturing suppliers meet stringent standards set by aerospace industry.

Aerospace engineering students at Stanford use digital manufacturing to design new iteration of a highly efficient liquid propellant rocket capable of reaching an altitude of 30,000 feet.

To further advance STEM education and assist students pursuing careers in aerospace, we're supporting the Moon to Mars Ice and Prospecting Challenge by helping the top three teams bring their designs to life.

The global marketplace for CubeSats—or nanosatellites—is growing dramatically as more space launch companies offer reduced-cost options

As more innovations emerge in 3D printing, the additive manufacturing technology is playing a greater role in the aerospace industry.

The aerospace industry is leveraging advances in both additive and subtractive manufacturing technologies to develop more complex components, faster.