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lafeeverte

04/27/15 1:46 AM

#33579 RE: Jackle #33576

From the article: "According to Morris, there aren't enough machines or technicians in the world today to come anywhere close to providing the 100,000 injectors GE wants finished in the next six years. And even if there were, there is still no system to ensure consistency or quality in the raw materials they require, and the technology to scan and inspect internal structures and integrity is primitive at best."

This was over a year ago. I hope Mark Cola and developments in PrintRite3D® have made Greg Morris to think otherwise. Well at least Sigma remains the best choice to our knowledge.

ZRock

04/27/15 8:04 AM

#33585 RE: Jackle #33576

we don't have enough information to do anything other than speculate. for example, how many nozzles can be built per run, per machine, is it 5 or is it 25? how long does each run take? GE originally said machine installation would start end of 2014 with as many as 10 installed at Auburn by end of 2015, are they still on track to do this? can anybody answer any of these questions?? Z