RAF moves a step closer to additive manufacturing

2 years ago Paul Salmon

Royal Air Force’s moves a step closer to addative manufacturing (3D Printing) as a real life alternative to the traditional supply chain.


https://www.metal-am.com/wayland-additives-calibur3-3d-printer-installed-at-new-raf-centre/

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