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Fast Radius and Axial3D announce anatomical model 3D printing partnership

Digital manufacturing service provider Fast Radius has partnered with Axial3D to provide a model-to-print service to North American hospitals.

By TCT Team

/ 8 Jun 2020

Mitsubishi Chemical to launch Freeform Injection Molding services across three continents with AddiFab

Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Materials is to begin offering a Freeform Injection Molding (FIM) service in collaboration with AddiFab out of facilities in Europe, North America and Asia later this year.

By TCT Team

/ 8 Jun 2020

Mitsubishi Chemical to launch Freeform Injection Molding services across three continents with AddiFab

A Simple Equation: Secure and certified additive manufacturing equals increased production

Lee-Bath Nelson, Co-Founder and VP Business at LEO Lane looks at how software can help deliver repeatable, secure and trackable production while also ensuring compliance with fundamental certification requirements.

By TCT Team

/ 8 Jun 2020

In 2018, BMW was already producing over 200,000 3D printed car parts a year, like this 3D printed air vent for Mini.

Protolabs UK now 3D printing parts in cobalt chrome

Protolabs UK is now able to additive manufacture parts in cobalt chrome, opening up applications for customers in a number of industrial sectors.

By TCT Team

/ 4 Jun 2020

HP unveils new Metal Jet 3D printing applications, a BASF polypropylene material & partners with Fast Radius

HP has announced golf equipment manufacturer Cobra and the US Marine Corps as users of its Metal Jet platform, while a new polymer material is released and several partnerships confirmed.

By TCT Team

/ 4 Jun 2020

HP Metal Jet US Marine Corps spare parts Selection of replacement parts printed HP Metal Jet technology for the US Marine Corps. - US Marine Corps

Additive Manufacturer Green Trade Association's first research project to focus on environmental sustainability of metal 3D printing

The Additive Manufacturer Green Trade Association (AMGTA) is to conduct a literature-based systematic review on the environmental sustainability of metal additive manufacturing as its first commissioned research project.

By TCT Team

/ 3 Jun 2020

Additive Manufacturer Green Trade Association's first research project to focus on environmental sustainability of metal 3D printing

3D Systems opens up 3D printing applications with new materials

Figure 4 RUBBER-65A BLK, Accura Fidelity, Accura Bond, Accura Patch, and Figure 4 JEWEL MASTER GRY join 3D Systems' Figure 4 materials line-up.

By TCT Team

/ 3 Jun 2020

Penn State University acquires 3D printing archive featuring printed parts and other resources dating back to 1991

A 3D printing archive made up of fabricated artefacts, digital files and reading material has been acquired by Pennsylvania State University.

By TCT Team

/ 3 Jun 2020

From the archive: A briefcase used to show capabilities of digital fabrication in client meetings, 1994.

Stratasys to reduce staff by 10% in shift to "leaner operating model"

Stratasys reduces global workforce by approximately 10% in what the 3D printing company describes as a "strategic plan to accelerate growth with a leaner operating model."

By TCT Team

/ 2 Jun 2020

Stratasys Boom F900 Stratasys announces strategic resizing as it shifts to a leaner operating model. - Stratasys

dp polar harnesses Xaar 1003 printhead to enable low-volume production with 3D printing

3D printer manufacturer dp polar GmbH is using Xaar 1003 printheads to enable its customers to additively manufacture parts at low-volumes with its AMpolar i2 machine.

By TCT Team

/ 2 Jun 2020

Elementum 3D granted Reactive Additive Manufacturing patents

Elementum 3D has been granted patents in the United States, Canada and Australia for its Reactive Additive Manufacturing technology, which enables the printing of previously unprintable materials according to the company.

By TCT Team

/ 2 Jun 2020

SynDaver launches desktop 3D printing system after hiring ex-LulzBot talent

SynDaver, a leading manufacturer of synthetic human and animal models for medical education and surgical simulation, has announced its move into the 3D printing space with the launch of desktop extrusion machine.

By TCT Team

/ 1 Jun 2020