The UK-based wire arc additive manufacturing company is presenting a metal 3D printed rocket stage prototype to demonstrate the large-format capabilities of the RoboWAAM XP.
The UK-based metal additive manufacturing specialist says Powder Pro was built in-house to deliver a more streamlined approach to powder management, providing a full history of material from powder to part.
The French 3D printer manufacturer says the Pam Pro has been built for greater ease of use and is said to be six times faster than its pam o2 model at a rate of 0.5m/sec.
As part of its ongoing mission to define shared expectations for manufacturer quality in additive manufacturing, ASTM International is taking a prominent role across the TCT UK User Group and the TCT Awards.
The UltiMaker S6 follows the brand’s flagship S line series of desktop polymer extrusion-based systems, specifically the S5, and is said to be aimed at engineers needing to print functional prototypes, manufacturing aids and spare parts.
The aerospace manufacturer has adopted the technology inside its Centre of Excellence in Trollhättan, Sweden to improve quality assurance and process monitoring, while reducing costs, lead times and emissions.
ASTM’s AM CoE brings together the best minds in additive to drive industrial adoption through standards, research, training, certification, and expert advisory—helping manufacturers integrate AM and accelerate qualification and certification.
Ahead of TCT 3Sixty, Tom Ranson, 3D Visualisation Specialist at the Natural History Museum answers a few questions about solving research and conservation challenges with 3D scanning and 3D printing.
Thomas Eberius, Senior Consultant at the ACAM Aachen Center for Additive Manufacturing GmbH shares insights on AM as a key enabler for eco-effective value creation in the tooling industry.
The competition will test each participant’s ability to optimise part designs to exhibit strength and high-performance in a repeatable way within a strict time limit.
Partnering with the NMIS, operated by the University of Strathclyde and part of the High Value Manufacturing (HVM) Catapult, The Harris Tweed Loom Spares Co. has created a new loom assembly design featuring 3D printed parts.
