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HardwareOctober 20, 2026, 15:50

JOME 3D prints marine propeller from a scan, cutting lead time by 60%

JOME Engineering produced a replacement marine propeller in Dubai using wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM), reconstructing it from a 3D scan of the original because no CAD files or tooling existed. The 26 kg SS316L propeller was printed on Caracol's Vipra AM system, cutting lead time by about 60% and cost by roughly 40% versus casting.

JOME 3D prints marine propeller from a scan, cutting lead time by 60%
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