The TCT content team look back at the biggest news announcements from Formnext, including metal 3D printer launches, post-processing upgrades and materials introductions
The machine, a large AMCM M 4K, has been installed with Florida-based metal additive manufacturing specialist Sintavia, bringing its in-house EOS fleet to 17 machines.
Stratasys details its virtual showroom offering, which allows designers and manufacturers to consume a series of additive manufacturing masterclasses on-demand.
MakerBot has received GREENGUARD Certification from UL for its METHOD, METHOD X and SKETCH 3D printers when processing MakerBot Tough material, as well as the Clean Air System with METHOD X when printing with ABS, PC-ABS and Nylon materials.
The company has announced D2 tool steel, which has been qualified in accordance with ASTM testing requirements, will join its Production System portfolio.
The software and automation specialist says it will continue to build its open ecosystem “with a shared purpose of high quality” to help users build effective product development and manufacturing workflows.
EOS has announced the addition of a new material to its metal 3D printing portfolio, which promises to “significantly reduce part weight” and deliver “more cost-effective production.”
The arge-format 3D printing company debuted its latest generation of machines at Formnext, last week, including upgrades to its flagship BigRep ONE and BigRep Pro platforms.