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AMT launches PostPro DPX de-powdering system for 'non-industrial' 3D printing users

Having launched the PostPro SFX desktop chemical vapour smoothing system in October 2023, AMT has now sought to provide a 'cost effective' depowdering unit for users working with 3D printing at a smaller scale.

By Sam Davies

/ 14 Mar 2024

Fluent Metal launches with 5.5m USD funding & former Desktop Metal Chief Designer at the helm

Led by former Desktop Metal Chief Engineer Peter Schmitt, Fluent Metal is bringing to market a 'drop-on-demand' approach that is compatible with most metals and is said to enable the printing of parts in a single-step process.

By Sam Davies

/ 14 Mar 2024

GE Aerospace announces additional additive manufacturing investments as $650m pumped into global manufacturing sites

GE Aerospace is to invest 650 million USD into its manufacturing facilities and supply chain this year, with more than 150 million to be allocated to facilities running additive manufacturing equipment.

By Sam Davies

/ 14 Mar 2024

Farsoon introduces FS721M-8-CAMS metal 3D printing solution

Powered by its Continuous Additive Manufacturing Solution (CAMS) concept integration, the FS721M-8-CAMS has been designed to ‘open up the potential’ for ‘true series production and increased automation.’

By Sam Davies

/ 13 Mar 2024

Voxeljet to delist from Nasdaq stock exchange

Voxeljet has made the decision to delist from the stock exchange to reduce expenses and thereby to further strengthen its financial position.

By Sam Davies

/ 13 Mar 2024

Seurat Technologies qualifies 6K Additive 316L stainless steel powder for use on Area Printing metal AM platform

Seurat Technologies has qualified 6K Additive’s 316L stainless steel powder for the company’s Area Printing metal 3D printing platform.

By Sam Davies

/ 13 Mar 2024

Meltio introduces M600 metal DED 3D printing system

Meltio has introduced the Meltio M600 metal 3D printing system, designed to address long lead times, costly stock-keeping and increasingly fragile supply chains.

By Sam Davies

/ 12 Mar 2024

Authentise announces series of updates to Threads software platform

Working with existing Threads users - such as Boeing and the Department of Defense - Authentise has added a suite of new features to make collaboration more efficient.

By Sam Davies

/ 11 Mar 2024

Sandvik introduces CuCrZr copper-based metal powder for MIM and metal 3D printing

Sandvik has launched the Osprey C18150 (CuCrZr) copper-based metal powder tailored for applications requiring excellent mechanical strength at high temperatures, while maintaining high electrical and thermal conductivity.

By Sam Davies

/ 11 Mar 2024

Ricoh & NC State University partner to address supply chain challenges with 3D printing

Together, they will open a Centre of Excellence which will function as the 'nerve centre' for Ricoh's Managed 3D print services network, enabling product teams to design, prototype and iterate product designs in-house.

By Sam Davies

/ 11 Mar 2024

TP Tools OY purchases AddUp FormUp 350 metal 3D printer to bring tyre sipes production in-house

Tyre mould manufacturer TP Tools OY has purchased a FormUp 350 metal additive manufacturing machine from AddUp.

By Sam Davies

/ 11 Mar 2024

Left to right: Frederic Le Moullec (AddUp), Marko Pirhonen (TP Tools), Paul-Henri Barral (AddUp), Otto Pirhonen (TP Tools), Lauri Kollo (TP Tools). - TP Tools OY/AddUp

Ursa Major's Hadley engine flies successfully with Stratolaunch TA-1 test vehicle

Ursa Major's Hadley engine has flown for the first time, helping Stratolaunch to successfully fly its Talon-A1 (TA-1) test vehicle for the first time over the Pacific Ocean.

By Sam Davies

/ 11 Mar 2024

Hadley engines on the manufacturing floor at Ursa Major’s headquarters. - Ursa Major