Pyrogenesis Canada Inc T.PYR

RE:Which large aerospace Co are we dealing with ?

[windywolf]

Heya Uncle.

Buy on the dips.


Thats just for the newbies!

lol.


GO PYR.

[BIGMOE]

It is Boeing. They were using some University to test the sample of the 3D powder from Pyro.

[BCONTVentures]

That's right BIGMOE, Boeing has used PyroGenesis' 3D printing powders for 2 studies: https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/15/3/705/pdf https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/15/2/530/pdf With 3D printing/additive manufacturing, the testing schedule adheres to very strict guidelines/regulations.  The fact that Boeing selected PyroGenesis for these studies further validates PYR's powders (take

[BCONTVentures]

And from @cargo: @cargo This is just a guess on why it is taking so long for our 'fine cut' powder qualification. If you check out the two research article that are funded by Boeing you will see that they are testing two different range of particle sizes ~15–25 µm (small) and ~38–45 µm (large). More specifically in the first article they are testing different mixies of

[TheShare]

So honorable DDs by other posters are, BCONT And if all contracts will taken over by Tekna you too have to admit that the Tekna share price is terrible disappointing.  Don't you?

[cashbag101]

not only are they looking for a certain SPD ,they want,or at least we're testing a blend of different SPD,and PYR says that they can tailor make any size SPD.Which I translate into ,they can set it to make a higher percentage of the required size per run,there will still be off sizes but much less of it.

[BCONTVentures]

Worth a repost:

[cashbag101]

they did sign a NDA with Rolls Royce for AM powder when they first started out on the NexGen project.just saying.

[GOGREENBABY]

I thought the same thing but PYR did specifically say it was a North American OEM and Rolls Royce is not North American

[BCONTVentures]

Worth a repost, very interesting that Boeing specifically used PyroGenesis' 3D Powders for 2 studies (see below for the links to the studies).

[tamaracktop]

NASA doesn't buy parts from Dollarama.

[BCONTVentures]

It definitely looks like it is Boeing that PYR is dealing with, read the NR from PYR and then see this article: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/boeing-innovation-longueuil-mirabel-1.7209685 And from PYR's NR: This news is even more exciting when taken in the context of the recent announcement of a joint $415-million government/corporate aerospace initiative, to establish an aerospace

[Uncleron]

definitely windywolf $$$$...we are at the time to buy low..what a bargain indeed, the last 2-3 years of R&D has morphed into  the time where results are coming to many  market/'s...The previous all time SP highs will be left in the dust ...We have the largest corporations for customers,  they are acutely aware of all of the plasma technology that they need to bring their old