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Pratt & Whitney successfully tests 3D printed rotating part for TJ150 engine

The additively manufactured turbine wheel, designed for the TJ150 turbojet engine, is said to mark a significant step forward in the aerospace manufacturer’s 3D printing capabilities

Jun 17, 2025 - 17:00
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Pratt & Whitney successfully tests 3D printed rotating part for TJ150 engine
The additively manufactured turbine wheel, designed for the TJ150 turbojet engine, is said to mark a significant step forward in the aerospace manufacturer’s 3D printing capabilities
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