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Partners Lab is scaling its metal AM footprint by joining the 320 billion KRW K-LEO project and showcasing at POST 2026 in Hawaii.
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Partners Lab is scaling its metal AM footprint by joining the 320 billion KRW K-LEO project and showcasing at POST 2026 in Hawaii.

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Partners Lab is scaling its metal AM footprint by joining the 320 billion KRW K-LEO project and showcasing at POST 2026 in Hawaii. The firm is adding large-scale EOS Titanium printers to its Seoul facility and expanding to Changwon to support regional defense hubs. This systemic shift toward certified production, backed by AS9100D, integrates 3D printing into the core of sovereign aerospace supply chains. By 2030, this infrastructure will drive domestic 6G satellite structures and naval MRO. 🚀 #AdditiveManufacturing #Aerospace #Defense #Metal3DPrinting

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