Melbourne-based cold spray additive manufacturing business Titomic has purchased “a modern 59,000-square-foot facility” in Alabama for $US 7.2 million as the company continues to solidify its US presence. In a statement on Tuesday, Titomic dubbed the facility in the defence hub of Huntsville the “Innovation Center for Cold Spray Additive Manufacturing”. The facility is expected…
Cold spray additive manufacturing company Titomic has announced a new partnership with The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), aimed at advancing development and application of the AM method. In a statement on Monday, the ASX-listed company said the partnership will link its technology with the “world-class research capabilities” of UAH, “a premier research university”…
The University of North Texas (UNT) has bought a Titomic Kinetic Fusion Cold Spray additive manufacturing system to expand R&D and advanced manufacturing capabilities at its Center for Agile and Adaptive Additive Manufacturing (CAAAM). The sale for approximately $1.1 million was chosen from a range of cold spray providers to design and install this specialised…
Metal 3D printer manufacturer Titomic and standards body SAE International have announced the successful development and acceptance of SAE International’s Cold Spray Additive Manufacturing Specification, AMS 7057 (Specification). This milestone project, which began in February 2023 with Titomic’s sponsorship and technical expertise, represents a transformative moment in the commercialisation of cold spray technology and its…
Additive manufacturing machinery manufacturer Titomic has broken into the US ship and submarine construction market, making its inaugural sale of a cold spray repair system. The sale to U.S. Navy’s Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), adds to its recent successes with the Royal Dutch Army and French Navy. Titomic told investors that reseller, Anywise America…
Cold spray additive manufacturing company Titomic says it has successfully upped its equity raise from $25 million to $30 million “due to strong investor demand” as its focus continues to shift to the US market. As reported earlier this week, Titomic shares went into a trading halt on Monday as the company sought to raise…
Cold spray additive manufacturing business Titomic has announced that current CEO Herbert Koeck will leave at the end of 2024, with defence and aerospace executive Jim Simpson to begin as CEO on January 1. Coming just after the company was put in a trading halt – reportedly seeking to raise $20 million from investors –…
Metal additive manufacturing machinery manufacturer Titomic has been invited to join DNV ProGRAM to help standardise cold spray applications in the oil and gas sector The initiative from the DNV certification group focuses on developing and standardising additive manufacturing technologies for the oil and gas sector. The collaboration will target the use of cold spray…
Cold spray additive manufacturing business Titomic has announced a new augmented reality software option for its low-pressure machines, which it will showcase at a military expo next week. In a statement on Wednesday, the company said the AR enhancement will work with its portable D523 spray units, and use Microsoft HoloLens technology “to display real-time…
3D printer manufacturer Titomic has sold its first machine to an Australian business for domestic use – a Titomic D623 cold spray system (pictured). The company announced it has made the sale, valued at $174,000, to United Industrial Solutions, a specialist in coatings and corrosion mitigation for the resource sector. United Industrial Solutions will leverage…
