Northrop Grumman Cuts Propulsion Tank Lead Times by Up to 50% With 3D Printing

Bitget2026/10/29 17:23

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Northrop Grumman is expanding production to include 3D-printed propulsion tanks that cut lead times by up to 50%.
Its company-funded SMART Demo program has designed, manufactured and static-tested four solid rocket motors in three years since launching in 2023.
The next motor test is planned for December, with additive manufacturing helping reduce costs and accelerate production cycles.
Additive designs for satellite thrusters reduce part counts and manual labor, improving affordability and production schedules.
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Northrop Grumman Cuts Propulsion Tank Lead Times by Up to 50% With 3D Printing

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