Nexa3D has released an ESD-safe resin for the fabrication of static-dissipative parts, powered by Mechnano’s MechT. The new resin provides a cost-effective solution for high-res, static-dissipative parts required in electronics applications.
Replique announced on October 26 the appointment of Nikolas “Nick” Dinges as the company’s Chief Technology Officer. As the new CTO, Dinges will be responsible for developing its technology platform which enables OEMs to produce parts on demand.
Dyndrite announced a collaboration with SLM Solutions on October 25. The partnership will support the SLM file format within Dyndrite’s Application Development Kit (ADK).
Augsburg-based company Solukon says that the increasingly complex applications of powder-based 3D printing have led to rising demand for industrial depowdering. The company will be presenting its new automatic depowdering software at Formnext 2022.
AM Solutions announced on October 25 that two post processing machines will be on show at the upcoming Formnext exhibition in Frankfurt in November, at booth C18 in Hall 12. The M1 Basic and the C1 will feature on the stand with four other systems.
An innovative electric car that removes pollutants as it travels but can also be used as an office and bedroom, could be in production next year. Ogle Models played a key role in the production of the Airo, creating a hand-finished and painted model.
Wayland Additive announced on October 24 the sale and installation of one of its Calibur3 systems at the Hilda B. Hewlett Centre for Innovation as part of No 71 Inspection and Repair Squadron, which is based at RAF Wittering in Cambridgeshire, UK.
Carbon has announced that its developmental bioabsorbable elastomer platform has demonstrated biocompatibility in vivo (in a living organism), with all samples being classified as non-toxic and exhibiting tunable times for full absorption.
SprintRay Inc., a provider of digital dentistry and 3D printing solutions, has announced the commercial launch of OnX Tough, a ‘next generation’ hybrid ceramic resin designed for 3D printing dental prosthetics.
Atlantic XL, a Canada-based company, has announced that it will be operating the first ‘commercially available’ metal 3D printer in Newfoundland and Labrador, with the selection of SLM Solutions as its vendor of choice, and has purchased an SLM 280.
Farsoon Technologies is joining the ColdMetalFusion Alliance to provide industrial-grade SLS machines for high throughput manufacturing operations. The company plans to set new standards for the reliable production of green parts in sinter-based AM.
