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Setforge Engineering adopts 9T Labs composite 3D printing technology to replace metal industrial parts

Setforge Engineering is using 9T Labs' Red Series composite 3D printing technology to reduce weight and costs in the production of automotive and aerospace parts.

By TCT Team

/ 6 Jul 2020

Henkel announces expansion to Additive Manufacturing Services

The chemical company has announced the expansion of its Additive Manufacturing Services this week in an effort to support its automotive and industrial customers' AM activity.

By TCT Team

/ 2 Jul 2020

Henkel engineer working with customer to optimise 3D printed part.

APWORKS' Scalmalloy metal additive manufacturing material approved for use in Formula 1

APWORKS has announced its high-strength aluminium alloy, Scalmalloy, has been added to the list of approved additive manufacturing materials for Formula 1.

By TCT Team

/ 2 Jul 2020

Going Additive: embracing 3D printing and positively impacting an industrial company

Filipe Coutinho, Additive Manufacturing Technology Coordinator at Körber Supply Chain, details the 'challenge of Going Additive' and the considerations required for adopting AM in industrial companies.

By TCT Team

/ 1 Jul 2020

Going Additive: embracing 3D printing and positively impacting an industrial company

Invictus Games cyclist gears up to race with 3D printed spacer

Stevin Creeggan, who is due to compete in the tournament's archery, wheelchair basketball and cycling events, has described the device as "the biggest game changer" on his Invictus Games journey.

By TCT Team

/ 1 Jul 2020

Invictus Games cyclist gears up to race with 3D printed spacer

Relativity Space to 3D print rocket parts using sustainable materials with 6K

Relativity Space and 6K have announced a partnership that will see scrap materials turned into powder that will then be used to additively manufacture rocket components.

By TCT Team

/ 30 Jun 2020

6K's New Dawn for Additive Materials Development

TCT Asia poised to spark additive manufacturing industry back to life

China’s leading 3D Printing & Additive Manufacturing event set to be one of the first exhibitions to open post COVID-19 peak.

By TCT Team

/ 30 Jun 2020

TCT Asia poised to spark additive manufacturing industry back to life

Schneider Electric reports increased efficiencies using 3D printing on the production line

The company's Puente la Reina plant in Navarra, Spain is reporting significant efficiencies across its tooling operations using an F170 3D printer to produce upwards of a hundred new production tool designs a year.

By TCT Team

/ 30 Jun 2020

3D printed assembly-line tool designed to hold switches during production process.

US Air Force deploys Senvol machine learning software in multi-laser metal 3D printing programme

The United Air Force is using Senvol’s machine learning software for additive manufacturing (AM) to assist with a multi-laser 3D printing programme.

By TCT Team

/ 30 Jun 2020

eos m 400-4 system i3D has purchased an EOS M400-4 system to take its stable of DMLS machines up to seven.

AMT granted patents for Vapor Smoothing Technology

Post-processing company Additive Manufacturing Technologies (AMT) has been granted patents for its Chemical Vapor Smoothing technology.

By TCT Team

/ 30 Jun 2020

AMT's PostPro machine. AMT's PostPro machine. - AMT

Dental company Straumann to use XJet 3D printing technology for end-use components

Global dental company Straumann Group is to begin using XJet’s Carmel 1400C additive manufacturing for end-use components after initially deploying the platform for prototyping.

By TCT Team

/ 29 Jun 2020

XJet ceramics rapid 2018 Ceramic parts printed on the XJet Carmel 1400.

Protolabs: Reducing risk through on-demand manufacturing

This TCT Approved White Paper examines four key supply chain safeguards in on-demand manufacturing.

By TCT Team

/ 29 Jun 2020