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Aerospace Materials & Manufacturing Digital Summit 2026

While aluminum and aluminum alloys, steel, titanium alloys, and fiber-reinforced composites continue to dominate the aerospace materials and manufacturing industry, advanced materials such as nickel- and cobalt-based superalloys, tungsten, and various other lesser-used alloys are becoming increasingly used in defense and aerospace.

Join SAE International and the SAE Media Group for their second-annual Aerospace Materials & Manufacturing Summit  , a fully online event that explores the latest news, updates, technologies, and materials of the future within aerospace and defense. This one-day event convenes a dozen of the leaders in the field who will present about today’s most important issues while looking ahead to the materials and processes that will streamline the future.

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The live event begins at 10:00 am Eastern on Wednesday, May 6!

Agenda Preview:

  • Composites in Aerospace
  • Improvements in Laser Cutting Aerospace Materials
  • Fatigue of Additive Manufactured Titanium
  • AM Part Qualification in Aerospace
  • Manufacturing to Advance Military Capability
  • Machining and Contract Manufacturing

View the full schedule here  .

Topics:
Aerospace Manufacturing & Prototyping Materials

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