Nikon AM Synergy Secures US Department of War Contract to Qualify AM for Aeronautical Systems
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Nikon AM Synergy won a Department of Defense contract to qualify additive manufacturing (3D printing) technology for use in aeronautical systems. The agreement aims to demonstrate that AM processes can meet the reliability and quality standards required for military aircraft components.
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Nikon AM Synergy, the engineering and manufacturing arm of Nikon Advanced Manufacturing, has secured an Other Transition Agreement (OTA) contract with the U.S. Department of War’s Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) under the Foundry for Operational Readiness and Global Effects (FORGE)…
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