军事和国防增材製造：市场分析和预测

该报告强调了 3D 列印在军事和国防部门中的巨大机会和潜力，并就增材製造在这些重要领域中的变革作用提供了令人信服的见解。这项综合研究强调了积层製造技术对国防和军事领域的快速发展和潜在影响。

本报告特别关注将 3D 列印纳入作战的美国军事和国防举措。它根据对美国海军、美国空军和太空部队以及美国陆军专家的直接采访提供了深入的分析，并为希望向军事和国防部门销售的增材製造供应商提供了建议。

本报告考虑了美国国防部 2024 年预算， 对所有主要类型的 3D 列印（粉末床熔融、定向能量沉积、金属黏合剂喷射、束缚金属沉积等）进行基于 Excel 的市场规模估计和预测。本报告研究了聚合物和金属增材製造市场的硬体、材料和列印服务所产生的收入。

本报告提及与分析的公司包括：3D Systems、SPEE3D、Markforged、Lockheed Martin、Fortify3D、Boeing、Raytheon、ASTRO America、Additive Manufacturing Coalition、General Dynamics、America Makes、GE Aerospace、Xerion、Nanoe、BASF 等。

目录

第一章供应链挑战时代的政府製造策略

• 先进製造：美国政府的战略重点
• 积层製造 (AM) 产业：可望受益
• 提高积层製造的製造准备水平

第二章美国国防部2024财政年度预算概述与AM优先领域

• 国防部 (DoD) 在积层製造的使用和支出方面具有战略意义
• 加强跨职能协作与知识共享
• 2024 年国防部预算与积层製造的关键机遇

第 3 章：美国海军采用积层製造

• 海军对积层製造的广泛兴趣：从海上生产到潜水艇零件
• 研究与发展：积层製造是 2024 财政年度最大预算活动的一部分
• 物流与供应链
• 海军 AM CoE（Centers of Excellence）
• 战略潜艇Matt Sermon专访

第 4 章：美国空军采用积层製造

• 空军的目标是为飞行关键应用生产经过认证的零件
• 空军专注于 3D 列印电子产品
• 无人机：积层製造可能的新用途？
• 太空：从轨道印表机到高超音波特殊材料
• 空军和太空军提供创新的协作方式

第五章：美国陆军采用积层製造

• 美国陆军已经将积层製造用于最终用途零件
• 陆军增材製造研究与开发（R&D）：关键措施与重点领域
• 提高按需生产和维修的耐用性：高度优先

第 6 章. 对希望向美国国防部出售产品的积层製造供应商的建议

• 卖给国防部：高复杂性，高报酬
• 成功的五角大厦渗透：SPEED3D 范例
• 国防部采购框架概述
• 实用建议：如何开始
• 有用的连结集合

This report reveals significant opportunities and potential for 3D printing in the military and defense sectors, and compelling insights into the transformative role of additive manufacturing within these critical sectors. The comprehensive study sheds light on the rapid evolution and potential impact of additive manufacturing technologies on the defense and military landscape.

The study's findings hold significant implications for defense contractors, technology providers, investors and policymakers, indicating the need for proactive measures to harness the full potential of additive manufacturing in addressing the ever-evolving national security landscape. As the world moves towards an era defined by escalating and evolving global tension and security challenges, the integration of additive manufacturing is poised to make its mark on the way defense and military entities conceptualize, develop, and deploy critical assets and equipment.

"Additive Manufacturing for Military and Defense" focuses on the United States' military and defense initiatives to incorporate and leverage 3D printing into its operations. Incisive analysis is provided based on expert and first-person interviews within the US Navy, US Air Force and Space Force, and the US Army, and offers recommendations for additive manufacturing vendors seeking to sell into the military and defense sector.

The report considers the United States Department of Defense 2024 budget and features an Excel-based market sizing and forecasting for all leading types of 3D printing, including Powder Bed Fusion, Directed Energy Deposition, Metal Binder Jetting and Bound Metal Deposition. The report considers revenues derived from hardware, materials and printing services for both the polymer and metal additive manufacturing markets.

Companies and organizations mentioned or profiled include but are not limited to: 3D Systems, SPEE3D, Markforged, Lockheed Martin, Fortify3D, Boeing, Raytheon, ASTRO America, Additive Manufacturing Coalition, General Dynamics, America Makes, GE Aerospace, Xerion, Nanoe, BASF, and more.

Table of Contents

Chapter One: Government Manufacturing Strategy in the Era of Supply Chain Challenges

• Advanced Manufacturing is a Strategic Priority for the USA Government
• The Additive Manufacturing Industry Stands to Benefit
• Additive Manufacturing Moving Up in Manufacturing Readiness Levels

Chapter Two: USA Department of Defense FY2024 Budget Snapshot and AM Focus Areas

• DoD Becoming Strategic in its Additive Manufacturing Usage & Spend
• Cross-Departmental Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing Increasing
• DoD Budget for FY2024 and Key Opportunities for Additive Manufacturing

Chapter Three: Adoption of Additive Manufacturing by the U.S. Navy

• Navy's Broad Interest in AM Spans from At-Sea Production to Submarines Parts
• Research and Development: AM is Part of Most Budget Activities for FY2024
• Logistics and Supply Chain
• Navy AM Centers of Excellence
• An Interview with Matt Sermon, Strategic Submarines

Chapter Four: Adoption of Additive Manufacturing by the U.S. Air Force

• Air Force Seeking to Produce Qualified Parts for Flight-Critical Applications
• Air Force Eyeing 3D Printed Electronics
• Drones - A Potential Emerging Application for AM?
• Space: From Printers in Orbit to Specialized Materials for Hypersonics
• Air Force and Space Force Offering Innovative Vehicles for Collaboration

Chapter Five: Adoption of Additive Manufacturing by the U.S. Army

• US Army Already Using AM for End-Use-Parts
• Army AM R&D Key Initiatives and Focus Areas
• Ruggedization for Point of Need Production and Repairs: A High Priority

Chapter Six: Recommendations for AM Vendors Seeking to Sell into the USA DoD

• Selling into the DoD - High Complexity, High Reward
• Successful DoD Penetration: The Example of SPEED3D
• DoD Procurement Frameworks Overview
• Practical Advise: How to Get Started
• Useful Links