ITAMCO is competing for Phase II SBIR funding for its 3D printed, portable runway mat which could be used replace Vietnam-era AM2 matting.

ITAMCO is excited to announce the third-annual Additive Manufacturing Summit on Tuesday, July 14 from 1-4 p.m. EST.

West Virginia University and ITAMCO researcher is moving the field of smart manufacturing forward with the help of a $901,486 grant awarded…

Joel Neidig joined a panel discussion at America Makes’ Membership Meeting & Exchange conference and to discussed ITAMCO's additive…

ITAMCO (Indiana Technology and Manufacturing Companies) is part of a team developing a new runway mat for the United States Air Force.…

ITAMCO is delivering components, made with its new EOS M 290 additive manufacturing printer, to the medical device industry. The EOS…