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3D Printing Titanium for Jet Structures Shows ‘Excellent Results’

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January 26, 2016

HØNEFOSS, Norway—A new 3D printing technology developed by Norsk Titanium is being used to produce titanium alloy structural components for Airbus passenger jets. MORE

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