Archive · 25 Sep 2025
Russia to Supply India with Advanced 3D Printing Tech
Russia is giving India a special 3D printer that can make complex parts for rockets and reactors.
This machine builds things layer by layer using metals like titanium.
It's like a super-powered printer that creates strong, precise items with minimal waste.
India is getting one to help make its own high-tech products and strengthen its friendship with Russia.
This technology is fast and allows for complex designs, making it a big step forward in how things are made.
Russia is supplying its largest electron beam 3D printer to India.
The printer can create complex parts using titanium.
This technology builds objects layer by layer, reducing waste.
The deal supports India's 'Make in India' initiative.
The collaboration strengthens the partnership between India and Russia.
- Who
- Russia and India
- What
- Transfer of 3D printing technology
- When
- Machine will soon be shipped
- Where
- Moscow, India (undisclosed location)
- Why
- To boost manufacturing and strengthen partnerships
- Technology
- Electron beam 3D printer
- Location of Printer Origin
- Moscow, Russia
- Location of Printer Destination
- Undisclosed location in India
- Cost
- Rs 20 crores
- Key Feature
- Prints complex components, reduces waste
- Materials Used
- Titanium and other metals