Archive · 23 Sep 2025
Agnikul Cosmos Opens Additive Manufacturing Facility
Agnikul Cosmos has opened a new factory in India that uses 3D printing for rocket parts.
The facility can print components up to one meter tall.
This should make it cheaper to build rockets by about half.
They can now print rocket engines in just days.
The new engines are much more powerful.
The company aims to make space travel more affordable and help India's space industry.
Agnikul Cosmos commissioned a new additive manufacturing facility.
The facility enables 3D printing of aerospace and rocket components up to one meter in height.
The facility will reduce the cost of building for space by 50%.
The facility will allow the company to print engines in days.
New engines deliver seven times the thrust of earlier designs.
- Who
- Agnikul Cosmos
- What
- Commissioned an additive manufacturing facility
- When
- Not mentioned
- Where
- India
- Why
- To enhance supply chain resilience and lower rocket building costs
Agnikul's Goal
Industry Impact
Cost and Reliability
Agnikul's Goal
Agnikul aims to make access to space reliable and cost-effective.
Industry Impact
This facility helps shape the foundation for a self-sustaining and globally competitive space industry in India.
- Company
- Agnikul Cosmos
- Facility Focus
- Aerospace and rocket systems additive manufacturing
- 3D Printing Capability
- Components up to 1 meter in height
- Cost Reduction
- 50%
- Engine Thrust
- 7x increase from earlier designs
