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FIT AG partners with Mitsui Machine Tech to offer additive manufacturing capabilities to Japanese market

FIT Additive Manufacturing Group is to offer its additive capabilities to the Japanese market through Mitsui & Co. Machine Tech Ltd, a fellow 3D printing service provider.

By TCT Team

/ 11 Jul 2019

FIT AG Japan Back row from left: Alexander Bonke (CEO, FIT Production), Carl Fruth (CEO, FIT Additive Manufacturing Group), Albert KLEIN (CFO / CSO, FIT Additive Manufacturing Group)....

Markforged: Problems to Solve with Metal AM

Download this TCT Approved White Paper from Markforged: Problems to Solve with Metal AM

By TCT Team

/ 10 Jul 2019

German RepRap launches L320 machine with liquid silicone rubber printing capabilities

German RepRap has launched its latest 3D printing platform which is able to process liquid silicone rubber.

By TCT Team

/ 10 Jul 2019

DSM teams up with Briggs Automotive Company to develop 3D printing applications for Mono R supercar

DSM is working with British supercar manufacturer Briggs Automotive Company to co-develop 3D printing applications for the BAC Mono R model.

By TCT Team

/ 10 Jul 2019

Briggs Automotive Company. Briggs Automotive Company. - Briggs Automotive Company

Xometry receives additional funding from Robert Bosch Venture Capital to take total up to $118m

Manufacturing service provider Xometry has received a further $5 million after Robert Bosch Venture Capital (RBVC) joined the Series D funding round which was announced back in May.

By TCT Team

/ 10 Jul 2019

Artec 3D launches automated rotation platform to support handheld data capture

Artec 3D has introduced the automated Turntable rotating platform which has been developed to make the scanning of small objects easier.

By TCT Team

/ 9 Jul 2019

Artec Turntable Artec Turntable. - Artec 3D

Knust-Godwin installs four Renishaw metal 3D printing systems to produce oil and gas tooling components

Precision machining company Knust-Godwin has installed four Renishaw RenAM 500Q metal additive manufacturing (AM) systems as the company moves into serial production with AM.

By TCT Team

/ 9 Jul 2019

Schunk Carbon Technology harnesses Anisoprint Composite Fibre Co-Extrusion 3D printing technology for custom tools

Schunk Carbon Technology, a service manufacturer headquartered in Germany, has begun implementing Anisoprint’s 3D printing technology to produce custom tools and demonstrator models.

By TCT Team

/ 8 Jul 2019

Schunk Carbon Tech Anisoprint - Anisoprint

Metalysis bought out of administration by Power Resources Group

Metalysis has been bought out of administration by Power Resources Group (PRG), a materials science company.

By TCT Team

/ 8 Jul 2019

Metalysis’ Materials Discovery Centre Metalysis’ Materials Discovery Centre

TCT Show launches TCT Summit

TCT Summit is a new user-led conference packed full of fascinating talks and panel sessions on the latest cutting-edge applications, materials, and processes.

By TCT Team

/ 5 Jul 2019

New TCT Summit to feature thought-provoking talks from industry leaders and experts.

UK Space Agency: Additive manufacture for space - what's going on?

Tony Mears, Technology Roadmapping and Harmonisation Lead at UK Space Agency discusses how government is engaging with additive manufacturing for space.

By TCT Team

/ 4 Jul 2019

UK Space Agency: Additive manufacture for space - what's going on?

Aurora Labs and Gränges sign MoU focused on aluminium 3D printing for automotive

The agreement details potential transactions including the purchase of Aurora’s RMP1 system and the supply of proprietary aluminium powder.

By TCT Team

/ 3 Jul 2019

Aurora Labs Executes MoU with Gränges AB. Left to right, Carl Rodling (Gränges), David Budge (Aurora Labs), Richard Westergård (Gränges). Credit: Taya Reid