Objectify Technologies, an Indian 3D printing solutions provider, announced its partnership with Air Works Group, India’s biggest and highly diversified independent MRO, to help deliver 3D Printing for Aviation MRO. Air Works is a renowned organization having strong pan India presence.
The partnership will work towards offering a variety of complex, new generation compounds and 3D printing polymers with special characteristics which enable extensive customization in product design including printing and production of parts/ sub-parts and even entire assemblies, which are either difficult, prohibitively expensive, or cannot be manufactured by traditional manufacturing processes.
Aviation Industry in India
Today, India ranks seventh in the list of largest civil aviation market in the word and third-largest in terms of domestic operations. It is estimated that Indian will overtake the United Kingdom and also become the third-largest global market by 2024.
The Aviation industry in India – commercial, business, or defence – is in a critical state today due to the global pandemic but prior to that the industry was booming like never before. It has come a long way since the inception of the Indian Airforce in 1931 or later the Air India in the defence and commercial space. From becoming the first Asian to induct a Boeing jet engine to buying Rafale Fighter Jets the journey is remarkable. But as the industry grows, the associated systems also grow, the safety and security measures also need an overhaul and have to stay relevant with the changing times.
Each aircraft is home to tens of thousands of moving parts which require to pass strict safety regulations. If ignored, it can endanger lives of millions of passengers on board. With the global…