New Delhi: Indian space company Agnikul Cosmos on Wednesday announced that it has successfully tested its 3D-printed booster engine, ‘Egnite’, which can reduce production complexity and turnaround time for missions.The engine, which is a single-piece architecture, can be completely printed within a week, unlike traditional booster engines which contain thousands of parts and can take months to build.“Humbled to announce the successful firing of our single piece Agnite engine. Agnite engines power the booster stage of Agnibaan. These engine chambers are a full meter long, completely 3D printed as a single piece of hardware and made of Enal. The Agnite engines are powered by pumps that are controlled and driven by electric motors. Thank you to ISRO and INSPACE for their continued support and to IIT Madras Thank you for being our home region from where such technology is created,” Agnikul posted. Wednesday at X.This milestone is significant as it completes an end-to-end cycle of design, manufacturing, assembly and testing of our large engines, the company said. With the successful testing of Egnite, the company will now focus on manufacturing more such engines by setting up a production line.