Aerojet Rocketdyne is no stranger to 3D printing. Nor are they strangers to rocket engines. Nor are they strangers to 3D printing parts for rocket engines and then proving that they can stand up to burning hot flames. The defense manufacturer has steadily been validating their 3D printed rocket engine parts for actual use in rockets. Their latest hot-fire test has demonstrated that a core main injector, 3D printed for use in their RL10 development engine, is suited for use in large rocket engines.…
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