General Electric may not be having its best year ever, but that doesn’t mean it still can’t reinvent a wheel now and then. The industrial giant has collaborated with California’s HRE Wheels to create ...
With Titanium 3D-printing having gained traction recently, the time has now come for the aftermarket wheel realm to embrace the technology. So while the said fabrication method has been used in fields ...
It was only six months ago that aftermarket wheel company HRE revealed that it was developing the world’s first 3D-printed titanium wheels. Since its initial prototype, the company has been diligently ...
The new ‘HRE3D+’ wheels are formed using the Arcam Q20plus, a cost-effective method of production for aerospace components, which melts titanium powder layer by layer via electric beams, allowing the ...
This is a wheel. It is used on motor vehicles to allow forward motion. Functional, then. Often, humans like to fit unnecessarily big wheels onto their motor vehicles because, well, humans. And if they ...
HRE Performance Wheels and GE Additive have 3D-printed a titanium wheel and it could be the next big groundbreaking innovation in the development of performance-oriented cars. These new set of ...
In a demonstration of what could be commercially possible within the near future, California-based HRE Wheels recently teamed up with GE Additive's AddWorks team to create the first-ever titanium ...
HRE presented the world’s first 3D-printed titanium wheel in collaboration with GE Additive, and it is a sight to behold. The new prototype wheel, known as the ‘HRE3D+’, reveals how new technologies ...
Titanium is the favorite metal of the aerospace industry and hiking enthusiasts all around the world, due its lightness and resistance to corrosion. It also remains an expensive material to work with, ...
HRE3D+ is a new titanium concept wheel created by a partnership between HRE Wheels and GE Additive and was created using 3D printed titanium. As you can see from the design above the 3D printing ...
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