Mar 18, 2026 11:49 AM
Italian firm Roboze is aiming to revolutionize additive manufacturing with a new 3D printer designed to turn polymers and composites into mission-critical parts.
Italian firm Roboze is aiming to revolutionize additive manufacturing with a new 3D printer designed to turn polymers and composites into mission-critical parts.
Dubbed the ARGO 500 HYPERSPEED Mission Ready, the system is built to process aerospace-grade plastics and carbon-fiber reinforced materials, supporting metal replacement and use in corrosive environments.
A key feature is its integrated material conditioning system, which safeguards sensitive polymers throughout the manufacturing process.
Read the full story on NextGen Defense: No Time for Delays: Italy Launches New 3D Printer for Mission-Critical Parts
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