The wheels were created at GE’s AddWorks facility in Ohio, using 3D printing system known as Electron Beam Melting, which is an additive method that melts layers of titanium powder to create a ...

HRE announced Tuesday that it has built the world’s first set of 3-D printed titanium wheels, showcasing the futuristic manufacturing method’s capabilities and potential. Called the HRE3D ...

Electron Beam Melting involves shining an electron beam into a bed of titanium powder ... push the boundaries of wheel design beyond anything possible with current methods." ...

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 ...

was created using 3D-printed titanium, allowing the wheel company to create a design that wouldn't be possible through traditional manufacturing methods like CNC machining alone. Here's how it works.

It was only six months ago that aftermarket wheel company HRE revealed that it was developing the world’s first 3D-printed titanium wheels ... to a more refined method of printing called ...

But now there's a new technology that promises to make lighter, stronger wheels out of titanium. HRE Wheels is mostly known for its custom monoblock alloy wheels, but now, the company has teamed ...

3D-printing is expected to storm the automotive industry in the coming years and HRE is one of the first working on bringing to the market a titanium wheel created by a printer. Back in November ...