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Velo3D and Momentus will flight-test an additively manufactured fuel tank on the Vigoride-7 mission in early 2026.
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Velo3D and Momentus will flight-test an additively manufactured fuel tank on the Vigoride-7 mission in early 2026.

Velo3D, Inc.
Velo3D, Inc.

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Originally reported by 3DPrint.com

Velo3D and Momentus will flight-test an additively manufactured fuel tank on the Vigoride-7 mission in early 2026. This technical milestone follows a 30 million dollar capital raise in late 2025 that secured 20 million dollars from a new institutional investor. This transition from prototyping to qualified hardware signals a maturing market where financial stability enables complex aerospace production. Standardizing AM for space-rated parts will define the next phase of orbital infrastructure. 馃殌 #Velo3D #SpaceTech #AdditiveManufacturing #NewSpace #Aerospace

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    Velo3D and Momentus will flight-test an additively manufactured fuel tank on the Vigoride-7 mission in early 2026.