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Navy Maintenance Center Uses 3D Printing to Replace Destroyer Pump Component at Fraction of Conventional Cost - 3D Printing

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SERMC has successfully used 3D printing to manufacture a replacement cooling rotor for an Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer's chilled water pump.
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Navy Maintenance Center Uses 3D Printing to Replace Destroyer Pump Component at Fraction of Conventional Cost - 3D Printing

SERMC has successfully used 3D printing to manufacture a replacement cooling rotor for an Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer's chilled water pump.

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