About 3D Print Ship
Covering additive manufacturing for the maritime world — from printed propellers and pumps to the on-demand spare parts that keep vessels moving at sea.
Additive Manufacturing at the Waterline
3D Print Ship covers the full spectrum of additive manufacturing for the maritime sector — naval and commercial — from WAAM propellers and impellers to valves, heat exchangers, fittings, and the on-demand spare parts produced dockside and at sea.
Our editorial team includes marine engineers, naval architects, and materials scientists with real project experience across shipbuilding, offshore, and fleet operations — fluent in class-society requirements, corrosion-resistant alloys, and design-to-fabrication workflows.
Our Mission
To cover maritime AM from the printed propeller blade to the full engine-room parts inventory with equal depth — the component, the certification, and the material behind them.
Our Vision
To be the authoritative, vendor-independent source for additive manufacturing at sea — connecting shipyards, operators, and class societies to the suppliers reshaping how marine hardware gets made.
What Sets Us Apart
⚓ Whole-Vessel
From propellers and impellers to pumps, valves, and heat exchangers — we cover marine AM across the full vessel.
◆ Process-Literate
We understand WAAM, DED, and powder-bed processes and the post-treatments behind field-durable marine hardware.
☼ Materials Depth
Nickel-aluminium bronze, super-duplex, and marine-grade alloys — the material science behind corrosion-resistant parts.
⛵ Independence
Editorial coverage independent of vendor marketing. Written by people who have specified and shipped marine hardware.