Evolving from prototype and small-batch production to series production of plastic and metal parts in additive manufacturing increases efficient utilization of 3D printing equipment, provides a safe working environment, and creates an optimal … [Read more...] about Embracing series production in additive manufacturing
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The Technology House accelerates production with 3D Systems’ SLA 750
3D Systems’ latest Stereolithography (SLA) printer, the SLA 750, offers unprecedented levels of throughput and reliability. The combination of the SLA 750’s high-speed production, large build area, and broad materials portfolio helps companies expand … [Read more...] about The Technology House accelerates production with 3D Systems’ SLA 750
Securing golden screws “just in case”
For decades, the general wisdom in approaching manufacturing has been to rely on a “just in time” strategy to ensure component parts are available the moment they are needed rather than tying up capital to purchase and store inventory. However, with … [Read more...] about Securing golden screws “just in case”
UltiMaker launches the Method XL 3D printer for accuracy and precision
UltiMaker recently launched Method XL, the ultimate 3D printing solution for engineering applications, offering precision printing with industrial-grade materials without compromising on part size. The UltiMaker Method XL 3D printer is designed to … [Read more...] about UltiMaker launches the Method XL 3D printer for accuracy and precision
Move over AI: Machine shops pave digital journeys with actionable data
As manufacturers seek more unified operations with greater visibility, many jump at the chance to gather data only to find themselves buried in meaningless and costly information. Renishaw Central aims to capture the right information and reveal … [Read more...] about Move over AI: Machine shops pave digital journeys with actionable data
Why is copper so challenging to 3D print?
By Zach Murphree, Velo3D Copper is one of the “hottest” metals attracting attention in the additive-manufacturing world these days. This is in large part due to its superior thermal conductivity, which is desirable in rocketry and industrial … [Read more...] about Why is copper so challenging to 3D print?
Sculpteo offers Re-cycleo program to reuse nylon materials for 3D printing
Sculpteo unveiled the 8th edition of the “State of 3D Printing” in November 2022 to support companies in sustainability efforts. Now, the 3D printing company offers Re-cycleo, a new recycling program for parts printed with Nylon PA12 and Nylon PA11. … [Read more...] about Sculpteo offers Re-cycleo program to reuse nylon materials for 3D printing
BlueHalo and Alpine partner for break-through UAS innovations
BlueHalo has launched the next generation of its Intense Eye Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) platform that incorporates an injection molded chassis using HX5, a multi-scale reinforced polymer from Alpine Advanced Materials. HX5 has been tested and … [Read more...] about BlueHalo and Alpine partner for break-through UAS innovations
Functionalization of additively manufactured components
Researchers from the Institute of Machining Technology at the TU Dortmund University have investigated the abrasive precision machining processes of flat grinding, cylindrical grinding, wet abrasive jet machining (WAJM), and microfinishing of … [Read more...] about Functionalization of additively manufactured components
nano3Dprint partners with Finite Space to advance extraterrestrial sustainability
nano3Dprint announced its partnership with Finite Space, a Germany-based project revolutionizing material usage and manufacturing processes in space to enable self-sustainable colonies. The partnership will marry nano3Dprint’s technology and … [Read more...] about nano3Dprint partners with Finite Space to advance extraterrestrial sustainability
