ASTRO America is a nonprofit applied-research organization that helps government and aerospace and defense partners move advanced manufacturing technologies and materials from development into qualified production. Its unusual footprint spans regional production laboratories, including the world’s largest metal 3D printer at Rock Island Arsenal and the Guam-based GAMMA center being built for on-demand naval sustainment. The organization also develops manufacturing policy and supply-chain strategies, including the hypersonic production accelerator blueprint commissioned by DARPA.
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ADD ASTRAADD ASTRA is a precision additive manufacturing company producing complex components, functional prototypes, tooling, fixtures, and end-use parts. Its capabilities include FDM, SLA, SLS, 3D modeling, and engineering services for aerospace, defense, medical, industrial, construction, and entertainment markets.SPARKS GLENCOE, MD
Beehive IndustriesSince 2020, Beehive Industries has been designing and manufacturing 3D-printed jet engines for American defense, with a U.S.-based, vertically integrated operation built for rapid production. Its 500 lbf demonstrator went from design to testing in 13 months, and the company now reports capacity for more than 2,000 engines a year. Based in the Denver area with locations across the continental United States, Beehive also provides additive metal manufacturing and investment-casting support for aerospace and defense programs.CENTENNIAL, CO
Concurrent Technologies CorporationAs a nonprofit applied scientific research and development organization, Concurrent Technologies Corporation is known for translating difficult engineering problems into practical technologies for government and commercial clients. In Johnstown, its Center for Advanced Nuclear Manufacturing applies that expertise to the emerging small modular and advanced reactor industry, while its laboratory has provided materials testing for more than 35 years.JOHNSTOWN, PA
Incodema3DEstablished in 2016, Incodema3D manufactures parts through direct-metal additive manufacturing, with a particular focus on aerospace, defense, and other industrial applications. Its 60,000-square-foot Freeville production facility and team of more than 50 support the work from print through production, including in-house finishing and turnkey assemblies. The company has completed more than 20,000 projects and holds AS9100 and ISO 9001 certifications, along with ITAR registration.FREEVILLE, NY