Aerospace 3D Printing
3D Printing in the Aerospace Industry
- Rapid prototype production
Reduce costs, optimise timescales and achieve new levels of efficiency in projects involving drones, aircraft parts and satellites. We specialise in 3D printing in the aerospace sector.
3D Printing by Additium 3D in the Aerospace Industry
The Technology that is transforming the Aerospace Sector
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Benefits of 3D Printing in the aerospace industry
3D printing offers a number of advantages that are revolutionising the way the aerospace industry works.
Weight reduction
It designs and manufactures lighter components for aircraft and rockets, improving efficiency and reducing fuel consumption.
Optimised costs
Innovation in design
Customised manufacturing
Solutions adapted to the specific needs of each client and project.
Aerospace applications of 3D scanning and 3D printing
What applications does 3D printing have in the aerospace industry?
Drone and aircraft parts design
Satellite Development
3D scanning: The perfect complement
Rapid prototyping of aerospace tools
Manufacture of complex parts
Printed test pieces for the wind tunnel
Production of customised tooling and tooling
Development of final functional parts
Research and education
Optimise times and reach new levels of efficiency in your aerospace projects with 3D printing.
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Why choose Additium3D 3D printing?
Full service: from design to manufacture
We are a real company. You can visit us in Valencia
Value what really matters: quality, speed and accessibility. Here, you won't deal with intermediaries; you'll talk directly to our technical experts, from the reception of your files to the production and shipping of your parts.
We are creators, not resellers. And we pride ourselves on producing and manufacturing everything in-house.
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TESTIMONIALS
Customer stories
"One of the few companies that is a pleasure to work with. Thank you for your services. I will certainly continue to use your services (...)".
Néstor Grande
Art Director at Montiego
ADDITIUM 3D has done some exceptional printing work for me. They scanned my parts and printed them in superior quality.
They have also printed pieces downloaded from public libraries which have been very useful for my models and scale models. They are fast in execution and delivery.
Paco Niederleytner
Founder
Order received correctly. They were able to capture exactly the idea I asked for. Everything perfect and very friendly!
Maria Pallas
Founder
Spectacular work and treatment. Couldn't have looked better!
Alberto Artola
Founder
Frequently asked questions
FAQS AEROSPACE 3D PRINTING
The aerospace industry uses 3D printing to produce lightweight, strong parts, optimise complex designs and reduce costs. This technology enables the creation of components for aircraft, rockets and satellites, from prototypes to functional parts, improving the efficiency and performance in space flight and space missions.
In space, 3D printing allows parts to be manufactured directly on space stations, eliminating the need to transport them from Earth. This reduces costs, saves space and allows astronauts to repair equipment or build specific tools quickly and efficiently.
In rocket design, 3D printing makes it possible to create lighter and more efficient engines and components with fewer assembled parts. This not only reduces the overall weight of the rocket, but also reduces manufacturing costs and the time needed to develop new generations of space vehicles.
Before 3D printers, the aviation industry relied on traditional manufacturing methods that were slower, more costly and more design-constrained. This limited the ability to innovate quickly and meant more effort was required to reduce aircraft weight and improve efficiency.
NASA is using 3D printing to make parts on Earth and in space. It has created tools and components on the International Space Station and is exploring their use to build habitats on the Moon or Mars, using local materials such as lunar regolith rather than transporting resources from Earth.
In space, 3D printing faces unique challenges such as microgravity, which requires specific technologies and materials to ensure parts are formed correctly. In addition, printing with reusable or environmentally adapted materials is prioritised in space, while more options and manufacturing freedom are available on Earth.