Users of Desktop Metal’s Production System P-1 will now be able to process reactive metals like titanium and aluminium after the company launched the Reactive Safety Kit.
Boston Micro Fabrication has launched a line of hybrid 3D printing solutions for micro-scale and ultra-high resolution applications, introducing the microArch D1025 at TCT Asia 2024.
KeyMask, developed by Keystone Industries, is said to be a flexible and firm 3D printed material, designed to simulate the look and feel of natural gum tissue.
The German company has expertise in work piece feeding and assembly technologies, as well as 3D printing, and has moved to adopt an S1 system to enhance the surface finish of printed applications such as orthopaedic arm braces.
The contract manufacturer says its integrated the CO-AM platform in response to rising demand for industrial additive manufacturing in highly regulated and demanding industries.
AddUp has announced the launch of its LevelUp Service Department, providing a series of support offerings for skills, product development and business growth.
Now validated for a wide range of Asiga dental 3D printers, Flexcera resins can be printed on both desktop and production models — such as the Max UV, Max 2, Ultra, and Pro 4K.
The Mantle 420 Stainless Steel is said to be chemically equivalent to traditional 420 stainless steel, boasting high strength, hardness, corrosion resistance and polish ability.
Phase3D has been awarded a Phase 1 contract by the US Air Force Research Lab (AFRL) that will see it conduct further research into additive manufacturing quality inspection.