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1. Introduction Just 24 hours ago, NASA and Relativity Space announced a joint milestone: the successful hot-fire test of a fully 3D-printed rocket engine made entirely from titanium alloy powder. […]

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

1. Introduction In breaking news from just 24 hours ago, aerospace giant Airbus announced a new partnership with an international titanium powder supplier to scale up additive manufacturing of lightweight

1. Introduction Just 24 hours ago, NASA announced a breakthrough in lightweight rocket component fabrication using titanium powder-based 3D printing—a move that slashes launch vehicle weight by 18% while maintaining

1. Introduction Just 24 hours ago, Relativity Space announced a major milestone: the successful hot-fire test of its Aeon R rocket engine, built entirely using 3D-printed titanium components. This breakthrough

1. Introduction Just 24 hours ago, Relativity Space announced a major milestone: the successful hot-fire test of its Aeon R rocket engine, built entirely using 3D-printed titanium components. This breakthrough

1. Introduction In the past 48 hours, global demand for high-performance metal powders has surged due to accelerated adoption of additive manufacturing in aerospace and medical sectors. According to recent

1. Introduction In the past 48 hours, global demand for high-performance metal powders has surged due to accelerated adoption of additive manufacturing in aerospace and medical sectors. According to recent

1. Introduction Just 24 hours ago, a major additive manufacturing conference in Germany highlighted soaring global demand for spherical titanium powder—especially Ti6Al4v—for aerospace and medical 3D printing. Yet, many buyers

1. Introduction Just 24 hours ago, a major additive manufacturing conference in Germany highlighted soaring global demand for spherical titanium powder—especially Ti6Al4v—for aerospace and medical 3D printing. Yet, many buyers