Australian advanced manufacturing company Titomic Limited recently announced that it has signed an agreement with The Boeing Company (“Boeing”) to deliver additively manufacturing test parts for airplanes.
This initial agreement of AUD$170,000 for test parts enables Titomic to partner with Boeing, the world’s leading aerospace prime.
Mr. Jeff Lang, Titomic Managing Director commented:
“Titomic is pleased to announce this trial agreement with Boeing to deliver additively manufacturing test parts for airplanes. Currently, with traditional manufacturing process, there is up to an 80% material waste and 6-month lead time to CNC machine these parts. These Titomic Kinetic Fusion (TKF) produced parts will allow Boeing a significant reduction in lead-times, improved performance for composite part production and cycle times.”
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