Apollo Automobil’s Dragon Skin Exhaust Pushes Hypercar AM Forward
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German hypercar maker Apollo Automobil has produced a fully 3D printed titanium exhaust system for its EVO hypercar using laser powder bed fusion technology and aerospace-grade TA15 alloy, taking 123 hours to complete. The single-piece Dragon Skin exhaust represents a significant advancement in additive manufacturing for high-performance automotive applications.
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German hypercar manufacturer Apollo Automobil has unveiled the Dragon Skin exhaust for its track-only EVO hypercar, a fully 3D printed, single-piece titanium system produced using laser powder bed fusion and aerospace-grade TA15 alloy. Taking 123 hours to print, it is claimed to be the largest…
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