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1. Introduction Titanium powder isn’t just a niche industrial curiosity—it’s a critical enabler of modern manufacturing, especially in high-performance sectors like aerospace, medical implants, and additive manufacturing. But not all […]

1. Introduction Ever wondered what gives high-performance aerospace parts their strength-to-weight edge? Chances are, titanium powder played a role. From medical implants to jet engines, titanium powder—and its many variants—powers

1. Introduction In the past 48 hours, aerospace giant Boeing announced a strategic partnership with a leading titanium powder supplier to scale up production of lightweight, high-strength components using additive

1. Introduction Just 24 hours ago, NASA announced a new partnership with a leading additive manufacturing firm to produce lightweight, high-strength rocket engine parts using titanium powder-based 3D printing—a move

1. Introduction Just 24 hours ago, a major breakthrough shook the additive manufacturing world: a U.S.-based startup unveiled a new gas atomization technique that slashes titanium powder production costs by

1. Introduction In the past 48 hours, a major aerospace manufacturer announced a breakthrough in lightweight jet engine components using titanium powder additive manufacturing—highlighting just how critical this material has

1. Introduction Just 24 hours ago, NASA and Relativity Space announced a major milestone: the successful hot-fire test of a fully 3D-printed Aeon R rocket engine made primarily from Ti6Al4V

1. Introduction In the past 48 hours, global aerospace manufacturers have accelerated orders for titanium powder amid renewed demand for lightweight, high-strength components in next-gen aircraft and satellites. Companies like

1. Introduction Just 24 hours ago, the U.S. Department of Commerce announced new export controls on high-purity titanium powder due to its critical role in defense and aerospace additive manufacturing—a

1. Introduction In a surprising twist that sent materials scientists scrambling for their lab notebooks, a major aerospace manufacturer quietly announced yesterday that it’s shifting 30% of its jet engine