Optomec Inc.

Optomec to present Advanced mm-Wave Packaging with Aerosol Jet printed electronics systems at !

Join Optomec (booth #518) at the International Microwave Symposium (IMS) at the San Diego Convention Center June 11-16, as we come together once again for the world’s premier RF and microwave industry conference and trade show. This will be a great chance to re-establish connections and make new ones live and in-person.

In addition to Optomec's exhibit, be sure to check out Don Novotny's (Optomec) presentation titled "Advanced mm-Wave Packaging with Aerosol Jet Printed Interconnects " on Thursday, June 15 at 2:15 pm in the Microapps Theatre. Don will show how Aerosol Jet printed interconnects can reduce insertion loss as compared to traditional bond wire interconnects, especially for mmWave frequencies.

https://ims-ieee.org/

Additive Manufacturing Media: new video features Optomec DED systems for blade repair!

Optomec machines use Directed Energy Deposition (DED) guided by optical measurement and automatic programming to repair aircraft engine blades. Here is a look at the 3D printing repair operation:

Video: Additive Manufacturing for Aircraft Blade Repair Optomec machines use directed energy deposition guided by optical measurement and automatic programming to repair aircraft engine blades. Here is a look at the 3D printing repair operation.

Aircraft Engine MRO: How Additive Manufacturing Plus Robotic Finishing Will Expand Capacity for Blade Repair by Peter Zelinski, Editor-in-Chief, Additive Manufacturing Magazine

AM offers the chance to bring fast, automated processing to individualized, part by part restoration of turbomachinery. A cell developed by Acme Manufacturing and Optomec is able to automatically repair 85,000 unique aircraft engine blades per year.

Optomec is the featured cover story in the November edition of Additive Manufacturing Magazine! Read all about it here!

Aircraft Engine MRO: How Additive Manufacturing Plus Robotic Finishing Will Expand Capacity for Blade Repair AM brings fast restoration of turbomachinery. A cell from Acme Manufacturing and Optomec automatically repairs 85,000 aircraft engine blades per year.

It's great to see our customers adapting to additive manufacturing using Optomec's Aerosol Jet technology. Get the full picture and attend the Cicor Group presentation during the upcoming Electronica Conference in Munich Nov. 15-18 !

https://electronica.de/application/en/program/forums/lecture/production-of-electronic-devices-using-aerosol-jet-printing-161

Optomec Receives $1.5M Air Force Contract for Additive Repair of F35 Large Titanium Blisks - Solution has potential to Reduce Costs by 80% and Save $10s of Millions Annually

Optomec Receives $1.5M Air Force Contract for Additive Repair of F35 Large Titanium Blisks Solution has potential to Reduce Costs by 80% and Save $10s of Millions Annually Albuquerque, New Mexico, May 5, 2022: The US Air Force has awarded Optomec a $1.5 million contract to develop a Metal Additive Manufacturing system and process that enables the repair of oversized titanium components us...