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Colibrium Additive (was GE Additive)
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2025
12 November

ReleaseProtolabs significantly expands U.S. metal 3D printing capacity

2024
25 June

ReleaseColibrium Additive unveils Point Melt, Powder Supports and Plate Free

29 April

ReleaseGE Additive rebrands as Colibrium Additive

2023
20 June

ReleaseMagLev Aero selects GE Additive's AddWorks for breakthrough propulsion for ultra-quiet eVTOLs

2022
14 December The proposed supersonic engine design.

Boom brings FTT onboard for supersonic engine design

Symphony will be a conventional medium-bypass turbofan engine, but with a Boom-designed axisymmetric supersonic intake, a variable-geometry low-noise exhaust nozzle, and a passively cooled high-pressure turbine.

18 May Andrea Scanavini, Chief Operating Officer, BEAMIT (centre) with GE Additive’s Fausto Asvisio (left) and Wolfgang Lauer (right). (Photo: GE Additive).

Demand for additive parts drives M Line installation

Once installed at its facility in Italy, the BEAMIT team will push the utilisation of M Line to its full potential in quality, productivity and lower cost additive production, supported by GE Additive's AddWorks consultants.

10 February Benito Trevino, general manager – additive integrated product team, GE Aviation and Chris Philp, ATC site leader, GE Aviation.

GE Aviation invests in metal additive production systems

After three years fine tuning material parameters GE Additive is ready to deliver systems to increase the manufacturing capacity of GE Aviation's state-of-the-art development facility.

2021
16 November

ReleaseGE Additive and WSU-NIAR team up to accelerate metal additive technology for rapid DoD implementation

23 September

ReleaseAvio Aero, BEAMIT Group and GE Additive sign letter of intent regarding a strategic technology collaboration agreement

9 June An F110 additively manufactured sump cover.

GE gains additive engine part approval in under a year

The ability to additively manufacture an aircraft engine part and gain military airworthiness is a significant step forward in growing the adoption of additive manufacturing, says the USAF.

2020
21 July

ReleaseSintavia acquires additional Arcam Q20+ printer from GE Additive

21 April

ReleaseProtolabs doubles down on metal additive manufacturing with world's largest metal 3D printer

2019
13 September

ReleaseGE Additive inaugurates new facility in Germany

20 June

ReleaseGE Aviation invests in widespread rollout of GE Additive Arcam EBM technology to support GE9X blade production

17 June

ReleaseTUSAS Engine Industries, Inc. selects GE Additive technology

2017
27 December

ReleaseGE to increase its ownership of Arcam to more than 90 percent

5 December

ReleaseGE Additive opens Customer Experience Center in Munich

16 November

ReleaseGE Additive acquires GeonX to strengthen software simulation capabilities

14 November

ReleaseGE Additive unveils first BETA machine from its Project Atlas program

17 October

ReleaseGE Additive and GKN sign MoU for additive manufacturing collaboration

7 July

ReleaseGE Additive takes bold moves in aerospace industry

21 June

ReleaseConcept Laser and Lauak sign Letter of Intent for additive manufacturing collaboration

21 June

ReleaseGE Additive and Oerlikon sign MoU for additive manufacturing collaboration

20 June

ReleaseGE Additive creating world's largest laser-powder additive machine