Global Additive Manufacturing Markets for Space Industry Applications 2017-2027 - The Next Frontier for 3D Printing

In this report, its projected that the yearly value of AM manufactured parts in the space industry will reach $4.7 billion, driving nearly $1 billion in yearly sales of AM equipment, software and materials.

The report quantifies the projected value of additive manufactured parts and identifies the most commercially important technologies, materials and applications for 3D printing of space borne parts. It includes ten-year forecasts of the materials, hardware, software and AM service, both in terms of demand and revenues. Granular geographic nation-specific and part type-specific information completes this first ever accurate analysis of AM in the booming industry for manufacturing of satellites, launch vehicles and spacecraft.

The Space AM also provides information on which companies and institutions in the space infrastructure industry are using additive manufacturing today, with relevant case studies. The report was compiled after extensive research and interviewing of key industry executives.

The report includes an in-depth analysis of the material used for space AM applications, which takes into consideration both high performance polymers and metals as well as composites, ceramics and technologies for direct 3D printing of electronics.

Key Topics Covered:

Chapter One: Adoption of AM for Commercial and Non-Commercial Space Applications
1.1 Space, the Next Frontier for 3D Printing

1.2 Forecasting in this Report
1.3 The Additive Manufacturing Market for Space
1.4 Potential of the Space AM Parts Market

1.5 Geographic Considerations Shaping Space AM Applications
1.6 Limiting Factors

Chapter Two: Present and Future Market Opportunities for AM Space Applications
2.1 AM in the Satellite Industry

2.2 The Launch Vehicle and Rocket Industry

2.3 Additive Manufacturing of Spacecraft Parts
2.4 Forecast for Space AM Parts Manufacturing
2.5 Space-Based AM

2.6 3D Printing for Space Exploration

Chapter Three: AM Hardware and Materials for Space Applications
3.1 Evolution of AM Processes for the Space Industry

3.2 3D Printing Electronics for Space
3.3 Ten-Year Hardware Forecast

3.4 Material Factors

Chapter Four: How AM Service Bureaus and AM Software Impact the Space Industry
4.1 Role of AM Specialist Service Bureau
4.2 Ten-Year Forecast of Space Part Production by AM Service Bureaus

4.3 AM Software for Space Applications

Companies Mentioned

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