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Flow 5.0
Flow 5.0 includes checks and messages that identify possible errors before a build even starts, reducing the likelihood of customers experiencing failures in their builds. In doing so, engineers can be confident that a part will print successfully before the process begins. Flow also now includes labeling for objects.
Sapphire XC 1MZ
Sapphire XC 1MZ continues Velo3D’s legacy of delivering leading-edge performance for metal additive manufacturing technology and has the largest laser powder bed fusion print volume from a leading manufacturer. The Sapphire XC 1 MZ system combines Velo3D’s innovative geometric capabilities with the repeatable, standardized processes and validated…
Sapphire XC, Large Format 3D Metal Printer
The Sapphire product family now includes Sapphire Gen 2, the 1-meter tall Sapphire 1MZ and Sapphire XC—all using the laser powder-bed fusion (LPBF) process with patented capabilities to print without consideration of support structures. Sapphire systems specifically address the aerospace, power generation, and energy markets' unmet needs for…
Aluminum F357
The foundry-grade aluminum alloy, suitable for the laser powder-bed fusion (LPBF) process, enables 3D printing of parts that have traditionally been manufactured using casting practices. There are other Aluminum alloys that are more commonly used in metal additive manufacturing, such as AlSi10Mg, but Aluminum F357 can be anodized and shares…
End-to-End Metal Additive Manufacturing Solution
Velo3D announced the general release of its end-to-end metal additive manufacturing (AM) solution comprised of the Sapphire system, Flow print preparation software and Intelligent Fusion technology. Together, the integrated solution solves some of the most difficult AM challenges, including product design limitations, part-to-part consistency,…

Industry News

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Hermeus to use Velo3D's printers to build hypersonic aircraft

Velo3D, a metal additive manufacturing technology company for mission-critical parts, announced that Hermeus, a company developing hypersonic aircraft for defense and commercial applications, has acquired two Velo3D Sapphire printers for high-volume production: an original Sapphire and a large-format Sapphire XC.

Copper alloys find their niche in metal AM

Copper is one of the “hottest” metals attracting attention in the additive manufacturing world these days. But 3D printing poses distinct challenges.

To the moon and beyond with additive manufacturing

Aerojet Rocketdyne uses metal 3D printing technology from Velo3D to make a critical flight component lighter, smaller, and much less expensive than its predecessors.

Additive manufacturing amps up fuel cells, drives down costs

Mohawk Innovative Technology teams with Velo3D to boost efficiency and durability, taking 60% off the price of anode off-gas recycle blowers.

3D-printed metal parts go hypersonic

Purdue researchers use AM injector components from Velo3D to create Mach 6 conditions for a ground-testing facility.

Proving out metal AM for 'distributed manufacturing'

A network of contract manufacturers enables IMI Critical and Velo3D to print the same certified part in six locations and three different countries.

Articles

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From CAD design to test-fire

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Get With The Program Column
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Printing precision

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William Leventon
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Print large parts in one piece

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Ken Schnepf
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People & Companies

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Velo3D named to 'World’s Most Innovative Companies' list

VELO3D, a Campbell, California-based metal additive manufacturing (AM) producer, has been named to Fast Company’s annual list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies for 2021.

Velo3D goes public after merger with Jaws Spitfire

Additive manufacturing company Velo3D has entered into a definitive business combination agreement with Jaws Spitfire Acquisition Corp.

Vertex acquires additive manufacturing technology from Velo3D

Vertex Manufacturing, a Cincinnati-based advanced manufacturer, has expanded its ability to produce high-value 3D metal parts with the acquisition of an additive manufacturing system from Velo3D.

Velo3D names new CEO

Velo3D Inc. has formally appointed Brad Kreger as the company’s permanent Chief Executive Officer. He had been serving as the company’s Interim CEO since December 2023.

VELO3D signs agreement with Italian equipment distributor

CRP Meccanica an equipment distributor in Modena, Italy, signed an agreement with VELO3D to be an exclusive distributor for VELO3D’s advanced Supportfree Metal 3D printing systems in the Italian market.

Velo3D used by leader in aviation and energy MRO

Chromalloy, a manufacturing and repair solutions provider for gas turbine engine manufacturers and operators, selected Velo3D's Sapphire system as its additive manufacturing solution.

Velo3D adds Stefan Krause to board

Velo3d Inc., a Campbell, California, manufacturer of additive manufacturing (AM) technology for high-value metal parts, appointed Stefan Krause to the company’s board of directors as audit committee chair.

Velo3D replaces CEO, commences business review 

Velo3D Inc., a metal additive manufacturing company, announced that Benny Buller has stepped down as company CEO at the company's request, effective immediately. Brad Kreger was appointed Interim CEO.

Velo3D appoints Porter to lead European expansion

As California-based metal additive manufacturing (AM) leader Velo3D continues on its accelerated growth path, the company has appointed Jon Porter to head its commercial operations in Europe. Based in the U.K., Porter will oversee Velo3D’s ongoing expansion efforts into this key strategic region.

Primus Aerospace adopts Velo3D’s titanium AM system

Primus Aerospace, a contract manufacturing partner to aerospace, defense & space OEMs, has joined the VELO3D partner network with the purchase of a Ti6Al4V Sapphire metal additive manufacturing (AM) system.

Contract manufacturers add metal AM to their offerings

Contract manufacturers across the country provide technical capabilities for customers who do not have to invest in machinery or labor. Some of these versatile manufacturers have added advanced additive technologies to their arsenal.

Atomic Industries unlocks 3D printing capabilities for tool and die

Velo3D, Inc. announced that Atomic Industries has purchased a fully integrated metal additive manufacturing solution to provide its customers with 3D printed tooling and dies.