New Era Materials at MSPO 2026 – Composites and 3D Printing for the Defence Industry

New Era Materials, a Polish manufacturer of advanced composite materials for the defence industry, will take part in the 34th International Defence Industry Exhibition (MSPO), held on 8–11 September 2026 in Kielce, Poland. The company will present its offer together with its own brand Fibometry, dedicated to professional 3D printing services. Who is New Era…

Without constructive dialogue between business, public administration and public institutions, it is difficult to achieve the effective development of strategically important technologies. This is particularly true in areas related to defence, security and dual-use technologies, where innovation requires not only technological expertise, but also a strong and well-designed support ecosystem. NATO programmes, the European Defence…

The Poland Security Congress 2026 in Jasionka once again demonstrated the crucial role that modern technologies play in the development of the state and the economy. Among the most frequently addressed topics were the security of critical infrastructure, the development of domestic industrial capabilities, dual-use technologies, and the creation of a strong European supply chain…

Defence24 Days is one of the most important events dedicated to security, advanced technologies, and the future of the defence industry in Central and Eastern Europe. This year, New Era Materials had the pleasure of participating as a partner, actively engaging in discussions on innovative materials, advanced manufacturing, and the development of technologies for the…

New possibilities in metal 3D printing – an investment in advanced EOS technology New Era Materials and Fibometry are consistently expanding their expertise in the field of additive technologies. In addition to our existing activities in 3D printing with polymer materials, we have launched a state-of-the-art, industrial 3D metal printing system using direct metal laser sintering…

Modern technologies are increasingly venturing into areas that, until recently, were reserved exclusively for traditional craftsmanship. One of the best examples of this transformation is the use of 3D printing in the reconstruction of historical structural components. The production of propellers for the “Orka” aircraft is a project carried out for the Polish Aviation Museum…