Unveiled for the first time at Formnext, the Exa 250vx machine has been developed to enable the creation of 'superior resolution micro parts at high production throughput.
Materialise has announced a series of software enhancements and collaborations which are designed to enhance the customisation of 3D printing operations, better evaluate the orientation of parts and reduce CO2 emissions.
The new machine is said to 'build on the success of the BigRep ONE,' while incorporating advanced features found in the company's latest product releases.
Computational engineering firm Leap 71 has enabled the additive manufacture of two large-scale, single-piece rocket engines in partnership with E-Plus 3D and Aconity3D, respectively.
As WeAreAM expands its facility, the company believes its new FormUp 350 will play a key role in fulfilling its commitment to industrial-scale, serial production for the medical and aerospace industries.
ThreadsDoc has been designed to automate the generation of templated documents using rich data from engineering collaborations, which should help to reduce the time it takes to create complex reports.
Supernova has launched its proprietary Viscogels photopolymer materials and its Pulse Production Platform powered by the patented Viscous Lithography Manufacturing (VLM) technology.
This latest iteration builds on the company’s LMM technology, and is said to offer enhanced surface quality, precision, and efficiency for complex metal structures.
Fringe Qualification has been designed to allow manufacturers to certify and control additive manufacturing builds in real-time across entire fleets of machines from a centralised dashboard.
Stratasys has introduced a number of new products to support its Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) and P3 Programmable PhotoPolymerization (P3) offerings.