What is high-speed sintering? It’s a new 3D printing / additive manufacturing process developed by Prof. Neil Hopkinson, and now licensed to voxeljet from Evonik and Loughborough University. Voxeljet is a manufacturer of 3D printing systems, … [Read more...]
Simulation software and 3D printing optimize agriculture bogey chassis
There is unrelenting progress in the evolution of harrows, which farmers drag along the ground with a tractor to break up the soil and prepare it for sowing seeds. Manufacturers are constantly striving to make the equipment more stable, durable and … [Read more...]
Developing 3D printed PMMA casting molds for the Hyperloop
3D printer manufacturer voxeljet supports Hyperloop project with 3D-printed PMMA casting molds for investment casting of aluminum parts. If it were up to visionary Elon Musk, Hyperloop would be the transportation means of the future. It is … [Read more...]
3D printing objects the size of a VW Golf car
voxeljet claims to have the largest 3D printing system located in Michigan-- the VX4000 3D printer. Such large 3D printers fill a need in the cast parts market, which in the U.S. focuses on build size. At 4000 x 2000 x 1000 mm, the build space more … [Read more...]
Voxeljet plans to open an additive manufacturing branch office in Michigan
Voxeljet is planning to open its own office and service center in Canton (Michigan) during the third quarter of 2014. voxeljet CEO Dr. Ingo Ederer views this investment as an important milestone in the company's history: "The service center in Canton … [Read more...]
How the Voxeljet continuous 3D printer works
Here's an interesting video of the Voxeljet 3D printer. The manufacturer of this printer, Voxeljet, just had an initial public offering. The cool thing about this printer is that you can build very long items. This video explains more. Leslie … [Read more...]
Will 3D printing truly be disruptive? Not necessarily
If you’ve read the blogs and comments made by many who follow this industry, you are familiar with the claim that professional grade 3D printers will replace traditional manufacturing technology (CNC-based milling, machining, stamping, and so on), in … [Read more...]
