XJet Ltd. plans to unveil a new application for additive manufacturing at the upcoming Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) conference from March 31st – April 4th. Using its NanoParticle Jetting (NPJ) technology, the company promises to add some … [Read more...]
Protolabs works with MIT to develop better manufacturing technology
Recent technological advances such as additive manufacturing and even the Internet of Things are spurring renewed interest in manufacturing. While machining and injection molding offer a solid base for making parts, industries are seeing new … [Read more...]
Evonik launches new polymer powder for 3D printing applications in high temperature range
Evonik, a specialty chemicals company, has developed a new polymer powder for applications in higher temperature range as part of its polyamide 6 series. The new polyamide powder offers high mechanical strength as well as chemical and … [Read more...]
Desktop Metal launches 316L stainless steel for metal 3D printing
Desktop Metal launched 316L stainless steel for the Studio System, an office friendly metal 3D printing system for prototyping and low volume production. A fully austenitic steel known for its corrosion resistance and excellent mechanical properties … [Read more...]
Additive manufacturing software eliminates the CAD-to-STL roadblock
Additive vendors are focused on streamlining the process of developing a design in CAD and then 3D printing it. Stratasys announced at the 2019 SOLIDWORKS World event additive manufacturing software that will eliminate the CAD to STL … [Read more...]
Essentium receives funding for growth
Essentium, Inc., a provider and innovator of 3D printing solutions for industrial additive manufacturing, has closed $22.2 million in Series A funding. The funding will be used to scale manufacturing, engineering, international distribution, sales … [Read more...]
How 3D printing can completely change the concept of the supply crib
One of the challenges faced by many companies is sourcing machine spare parts. Such parts can be costly because they are often small-batch orders that a customer requires quickly and often unexpectedly. These types of parts are not prioritized in … [Read more...]
New additive technologies compete with traditional manufacturing
Additive manufacturing continues to explore out-of-the-box thinking for ways to make three-dimensional parts fast. Vendors of additive manufacturing technology continue to introduce new ways to build three-dimensional parts. The main driver behind … [Read more...]
Additive manufacturing replaces a punch press to make tapping tools
Additive manufacturing can be an alternative process for making parts once made through traditional machining. For example, Wilson Tool International produces a line of oil reservoirs made for its QuickTap tapping tool. Tapping tools are a core part … [Read more...]
New 3D printing materials deliver elasticity and realism
Stratasys introduced advanced 3D printing materials for its FDM and PolyJet machines. The new FDM elastomer gives manufacturers new levels of elasticity and durability with true soluble support. Advanced colors for PolyJet enhance realism to … [Read more...]
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