SPEE3D
SPEE3D manufactures grade metal printers for 3D printing.
Why SPEE3D exists
SPEE3D develops patented cold spray additive manufacturing systems that deposit metal powder at high velocity to build parts without heat-based processes. Its WarpSPEE3D printers can produce large metal parts (up to 40 kg) at speeds around 100 g/min and have been demonstrated to print a 17.9 kg copper rocket nozzle liner in three hours for under $1,000. The systems are designed to be transportable and field-operable (operational in under 30 minutes), and have been trialed successfully by the Australian Army and Royal Australian Navy. SPEE3D has applied its technology to defense supply-chain use cases and won the ADMA Foundation’s Land Forces SME Innovation Award. The company is now expanding into space hardware manufacturing through its SPAC3D project to produce low-cost, 3D printed rocket engines and will conduct hot-fire tests and validation for commercial space vehicles. Government grants are underwriting the initial SPAC3D work, indicating public-sector support for the company’s manufacturing scale-up.
What we're building
SPEE3D builds transportable cold-spray metal additive manufacturing systems (WarpSPEE3D) that deposit high-velocity metal powder to produce large field-operable parts and is extending into 3D-printed rocket engine hardware via SPAC3D.
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