The Berkshire Labor Assembly and Western Mass Area Labor Federation hosted a socially distanced memorial to remember all those who have lost their lives to preventable workplace injury or illness. This includes deaths from COVID-19, workplace injury, or other work-related illnesses. Berkshire Central Labor Council President Brian Morrison and Liz Recko-Morrison, Berkshire chapter director of the Massachusetts Community College Council, read the names of t hose who died at or as a result of their work this year including essential workers, first responders, and firefighters. State Sen. Adam Hinds, City Council President Peter Marchetti and Councilor at Large Pete White were in attendance. Hinds and White spoke on the importance of legislative changes to protect workers such as emergency paid sick time and a $15 minimum wage.
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Advancements in metal alloys push metal 3D printing forward
Two members of Allegheny Technologies’ additive manufacturing team discuss developments in 3D printing powders
Images: ATI
For metal additive manufacturing to secure a place among mainstream production options, the materials science area of AM will need to improve. The good news is that companies currently are working to advance materials technology and they’re seeing positive results.
One such company is Allegheny Technologies Inc. (ATI), a leading player in the metals-making industry. Headquartered in Pittsburgh, it develops specialty materials and also shapes them to meet customer requirements.
ATI sells materials to firms that 3D-print metal parts. It also prints metal parts for customers, a result of its 2018 acquisition of Connecticut-based Addaero Manufacturing, an additive manufacturer of metal components for the aerospace and defense industries.