Titomic

Titomic

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Ground Floor, 365 Ferntree Gully Road
Mount Waverley VIC 3149 Australia
Victoria, 3149
Australia
Phone: +61 03 9558 8822
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Titomic is an Australian company specialized in leveraging advanced materials and a new additive manufacturing technology. The company understands better products start with the knowledge of material science. Together with proprietary machines and a patented process, Titomic can create products in new materials to achieve unique functionality. The fusion of metals and composites creates hybrid materials with revolutionary properties. Titomic's process also uncovers new possibilities of material usage while consuming less energy and reducing waste.

Titomic has the exclusive rights to commercialize Commonwealth Science & Industrial Research Organisation, CSIRO’s proprietary and patented process for the application of cold-gas spraying of titanium or titanium alloy particles on a scaffold to produce a load-bearing structure.

This technology is branded as Titomic Kinetic Fusion™ and will be integrated into clients' manufacturing supply chain to produce components without shape or size limitations.

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3D Printing Titanium in Aerospace Manufacturing Applications

3D Printing Titanium in Aerospace Manufacturing Applications

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