AMPulse Editorial

AM Blog

Ongoing analysis of additive manufacturing, plus the weekly and Asia digests.

106 articlesRSS

All143 Market Insights106 Company Spotlight1 Tutorials2 Weekly Digest22 Asia Digest11 Interview1

Showing 13-24 of 106

SortLatest Most read

Market InsightsSEP 186 min read

Creality Listed as a Printer Maker and Filed as a Consumables Company

Creality's first post-IPO results show printer revenue up 0.1% while consumables grew 48.3%. Consumer 3D printing growth has detached from the printer itself.

Market InsightsSEP 157 min read

Argive's Seven-Month Turbojet Runs on an Alloy It Owns, Not Printers It Bought

Alloyed's Argive has a 300N turbojet in UK serial production and a 1,100N design flight-ready in seven months. The alloy it owns, not printers, set that clock.

Market InsightsSEP 126 min read

Impossible Objects' $40M Is Priced on an Army Drone Line, Not on Five Printer Orders

Impossible Objects raised $40 million on five disclosed CBAM 25 orders. The underwriting is an Army drone-body line at Rock Island Arsenal, not printer demand.

Market InsightsSEP 96 min read

Korea's 5-Meter Printed Propeller Is a Class-Certification Program, Not a Size Record

Korea's KRW 11 billion WAAM propeller program is a class-certification bet aimed at US Navy MRO, not a diameter record. Nothing is certified before 2031.

Market InsightsSEP 36 min read

SUNLU's ChiNext Review Shows Why Consumer 3D Printing Profits Sit in the Storefront

SUNLU's ChiNext review exposes where consumer 3D printing profits sit: filament margins are built on Amazon storefront control, not polymer alone.

Market InsightsAUG 316 min read

SPEE3D Printed at Sea, But the Capability Lives in a Tennessee Armory

SPEE3D made 32 metal parts at RIMPAC 2026, but only eight at sea and 29 needed heat treatment and machining. The capability is the network, not the deck printer.

Market InsightsAUG 274 min read

3D Systems’ SRNL CRADA Builds a Nuclear Qualification Stack, Not an Order

3D Systems and SRNL are building nuclear AM qualification around installed hardware, but no named component, production customer or order has emerged.

Market InsightsAUG 246 min read

PyroGenesis Is Selling the Titanium Cut Laser Powder Bed Can't Use

PyroGenesis signed two coarse-cut titanium powder contracts in five days, both into DED and EBM rather than LPBF. The economics favor the fraction lasers skip.

Market InsightsAUG 216 min read

Formlabs Finished Building a Public-Company Board Before Confirming an IPO

Formlabs rebuilt its board days after a reported US IPO exploration. The governance moves date the listing process more precisely than the Bloomberg report does.

Market InsightsAUG 126 min read

Continuous Composites Turned Its Patent Estate Into a Price Floor for Continuous Fiber

Continuous Composites asserts ten patents against Fibre Seek's $2,699 desktop printer. The binding constraint on cheap continuous fiber is now a licence, not cost.

Market InsightsAUG 96 min read

Elmet Can Print C103 Because It Owns the Atomizer, Not Because It Bought a Printer

Elmet's C103 niobium heat exchanger line for hypersonics is gated by powder chemistry and NASA certification, not printer access. Nothing is qualified yet.

Market InsightsAUG 66 min read

IperionX Is Moving to Texas Because Capital Structure, Not Chemistry, Gates Titanium Powder

IperionX proposes a Texas parent and direct Nasdaq listing weeks after Amaero's own US move. Domicile, not process technology, now gates domestic titanium powder.

Stay Updated

Get the latest additive manufacturing (AM) market insights, company updates, and analysis directly in your inbox.

By subscribing, you agree to receive AMPulse emails and to our Privacy Policy. Unsubscribe any time.