Norsk Titanium Moves GA-ASI Titanium Parts Into Structural Production, Boosting Defense Aerospace Position

Norsk Titanium AS ( (DE:84F) ) has issued an announcement.

Norsk Titanium has qualified and transitioned titanium components produced with its Rapid Plasma Deposition technology into structural production for General Atomics Aeronautical Systems’ unmanned aircraft systems. Moving these parts from development into implementation across GA-ASI platforms marks a key commercial milestone, underscoring the industrial maturity and scalability of its additive manufacturing in mission-critical aerospace applications.

The shift to production highlights RPD’s ability to cut material waste, energy use, costs, and lead times compared with traditional forgings, bolstering supply chain resilience for defense customers. This advancement strengthens Norsk Titanium’s positioning in the high-value defense and aerospace market and supports broader adoption of industrialized additive manufacturing as a cost-efficient alternative to conventional titanium production.

More about Norsk Titanium AS

Norsk Titanium is a global leader in metal 3D printing, specializing in aerospace-grade titanium components produced with its proprietary Rapid Plasma Deposition (RPD) technology. The company targets high-value aerospace, defense, and industrial markets with a cleaner, more sustainable alternative to traditional titanium forging, supported by installed capacity sized for roughly USD 300 million in annual revenue.

RPD uses significantly less raw material, energy, and time than conventional forming methods, enabling customers to cut input costs, shorten lead times, and reduce environmental impact. Norsk Titanium’s parts are already flying on commercial aircraft, and the company is gaining traction with large defense and industrial customers seeking supply chain resilience and improved capital efficiency.

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