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Ceramic 3D Printing

Ceramic 3D Printing Revolution: How Technical Ceramics Are Being Transformed by Additive Manufacturing

Honeywell Aerospace used 3D printed ceramic molds in May 2024 to cut turbine blade development from up to two years to eight weeks. Ceramic stereolithography and material extrusion can achieve near-full density after sintering, while binder jetting leaves up to 30% porosity. In 2024, SINTX and Prodways agreed to supply alumina, zirconia, and silica ceramics for aerospace. 3DCeram launched the AI-driven CERIA process control system in 2025.
August 15, 2025
3D Printing is Transforming Manufacturing

From Sci-Fi to Factory Floor: How 3D Printing is Transforming Manufacturing (2025 Report)

Chuck Hull patented stereolithography in 1986 and launched the first commercial 3D printer by 1988. By late 2024, Boeing reported over 10,000 3D-printed parts in its aircraft. In 2022, a 3D-printed airway splint saved an infant’s life. Market forecasts project the global 3D printing industry could surpass $100 billion by 2032.
August 9, 2025