The world’s first additively manufactured car engine piston made entirely with ceramic has been developed by Spyros Panopoulos Automotive (SPA) for its revolutionary Chaos Ultracar using XJet technology. Spyros Panopoulos – SPA Founder, … [Read more...] about XJet produces first entirely ceramic piston for Chaos Ultracar
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All I want for Christmas … how about a zirconia ceramic car?
Christmas might typically be a time for long-held traditions but in 2020, engineers, designers and elves at CALLUM have looked to the future and created a tree decoration in zirconia ceramic with the latest 3D printing technology from Israeli firm … [Read more...] about All I want for Christmas … how about a zirconia ceramic car?
For Syqe Medical, ceramic additive manufacturing solves medical-device design challenges
Syqe Medical’s Selective-Dose inhaler aims to increase the effectiveness of patient treatment by delivering a range of drugs in breakthrough precision levels. This new level of precision allows patients to reach the coveted optimum balance between … [Read more...] about For Syqe Medical, ceramic additive manufacturing solves medical-device design challenges
MTC invests in XJet Carmel 1400C to bolster UK industry’s ceramic AM capability
XJet Ltd. announced that the Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC), will add XJet NanoParticle Jetting technology to its portfolio of additive manufacturing (AM) technologies at its facility in Coventry, UK. Determined that the global coronavirus … [Read more...] about MTC invests in XJet Carmel 1400C to bolster UK industry’s ceramic AM capability
XJet announces global partnership with Straumann as dental leader to boost ceramic AM from concept to production
XJet Ltd. announced that it is working with global dentistry leader Straumann Group to boost the Carmel 1400 AM System at its Basel headquarters from concept to production. “We’ve been working with XJet NanoParticle Jetting technology for some … [Read more...] about XJet announces global partnership with Straumann as dental leader to boost ceramic AM from concept to production
XJet focuses on production at formnext
XJet Ltd., is showcasing a new high volume application at Formnext this week and has signed a new customer for its alumina material. Israeli based business, Tuvia Sharon, shook hands on the deal on the opening of the exhibition in Frankfurt. Tuvia … [Read more...] about XJet focuses on production at formnext
XJet introduces two versions of the Carmel 1400 at Formnext 2019
XJet Ltd will demonstrate the Carmel 1400M and Carmel 1400C as part of an updated product line at Formnext 2019. The new systems are the latest step in XJet’s journey to redefine metal and ceramic AM. Says Dror Danai, XJET CBO, “From Formnext, … [Read more...] about XJet introduces two versions of the Carmel 1400 at Formnext 2019
3D Printed antenna may meet the needs of the 5G network
XJet Ltd. announced at RAPID + TCT that the University of Delaware (UDEL) has installed an XJet Carmel 1400 AM System and is using it to develop cutting-edge antenna technology called ‘Passive Beam Steering,’ for several applications, including the … [Read more...] about 3D Printed antenna may meet the needs of the 5G network
XJet to showcase soluble support material for ceramic and metal additive manufacturing at RAPID + TCT 2019
Inviting participants to get ‘hands-on’, at this year’s RAPID + TCT 2019 show, XJet will have an on-booth ‘support removal clinic’ where visitors can witness the speed and ease of XJet’s soluble support material removal by performing the process … [Read more...] about XJet to showcase soluble support material for ceramic and metal additive manufacturing at RAPID + TCT 2019
XJet to show soluble support for metal 3D printing at AMUG Conference
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...] about XJet to show soluble support for metal 3D printing at AMUG Conference
