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Your guide to the latest 3D printing and additive manufacturing developments at Formnext 2024.
Solukon
AMCM among first customers to purchase Solukon's large SFM-AT1500-S metal depowdering system
Solukon unveiled the new solution at this year's Formnext, noting that the SFM-AT1500-S was its largest metal depowdering product yet and could process parts weighing up to 2,100 kg.
nTop
Ushering in a new era: nTop CEO Brad Rothenberg on collaborating with NVIDIA & Materialise
Group Content Manager Sam Davies speaks to Brad Rothenberg about the company's partnerships as it looks to make computational design the next era of design.
Carbon
Carbon CEO on going public and "the single biggest moment in 3D printing"
Laura Griffiths speaks to Phil DeSimone, Office of the CEO at Carbon about being application-driven and doing things differently in additive manufacturing.
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Renishaw
Renishaw launches RenAM 500D dual laser metal 3D printer
Building on its flagship RenAM 500 series, the system is being offered in three variants featuring two 500 watt lasers that can access the entire build platform, including the RenAM 500D, RenAM 500D Flex and the RenAM 500D Ultra.
TCT
Can Leading Minds get additive manufacturing out of a bind?
Group Content Manager Sam Davies speaks to Materialise about the Leading Minds consortium the company is facilitating.
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Nexa3D disputes bankruptcy claims after Formnext 2024 absence
While the company insists a bankruptcy isn’t imminent and that Avi Reichental remains in post as CEO, it did confirm a reduction in workforce has taken place.
Wayland
Fraunhofer IPK to expand materials and application possibilities with Wayland eBeam 3D printer
Confirming the sale at Formnext this week, the UK-based additive manufacturing company says the German research and development organisation is ‘ideally placed’ to adopt the unique advantages of its NeuBeam technology.
Baralan/Stratasys
Baralan turns to Stratasys PolyJet technology to create multi-colour packaging designs
This application of 3D printing technology is allowing Baralan's clients to utilise fully decorated and personalised packaging in low-volume production runs.
Prusa
Prusa takes 'significant leap forward' with launch of CORE One 3D printer
The Prusa CORE One, which made its debut at Formnext in Frankfurt, aims to attract a professional user base, in addition to newcomers, with faster print speeds and a new, more compact design.
Equispheres announces aluminium powder supplier agreement with 3D Systems
According to the companies, the use of Equispheres materials on the 3D Systems platforms has showed productivity gains of up to 50% and an average density of 99.8% during testing.
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Velo3D
'We are budgeting to make Velo3D profitable by 2026' - CEO Arun Jeldi on his vision for Velo3D
New CEO Arun Jeldi and former interim CEO (now COO) Brad Kreger sit down with TCT to discuss Arrayed Additive's acquisition of Velo, the impact the new ownership has had so far, and the short-term ambitions of the company moving forward.
'We have an enormous amount of capacity' - EOS' Glynn Fletcher on 5,000 installations and bringing machine assembly to the US
TCT speaks to EOS North America President Glynn Fletcher to discuss the company's growth in machine installations, scaling up capacity to meet demand, and the reshoring of the M290 assembly.
NASA JPL
Crushing it: 3D printing crushable structures for high-speed impact at NASA JPL
Ryan Watkins, Research Engineer at NASA Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL), talks to TCT about developing 3D printed crushable structures for high-speed impact, balancing innovation with reliability and more.
