Set for launch in Q3 2025, the Chinese 3D printing company has described the resin-based printer as a ‘"bold step forward in elevating the resin 3D printing experience” for hobbyist and professional users.
The company's latest polymer 3D printing products include a new version of its Figure 4 technology and material, a module for its EXT Titan Pellet printers, and updates to its QuickCast software.
With its 'swarm-based' approach to 3D printing, Matrix6D moves away from fixed build platforms to deploy magnetically levitated 'mobile build platforms' that are orchestrated by software across configurable tool stations.
The two companies have entered into a non-binding understanding and are currently exploring avenues for future production, distribution, and technical alignment.
According to Manifest, Parallax VAM overcomes many persistent limitations of traditional AM and pairs well with existing high-throughput forming processes like injection moulding to open up new opportunities for production applications.
Stratasys is to integrate trinckle 3D GmbH's fixturemate software into its GrabCAD Print Pro software package after the two companies signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) ahead of RAPID + TCT.
TrueSilX50 is said to enable the high-precision, high-speed printing of fully elastomeric silicone parts without compromising material integrity or performance.
The first in a series of materials co-developed by the two organisations, ThOR 10 is said to 'push the performance of polySpectra’s rugged Cyclic Olefin Resins' (COR) and unlock new application opportunities.
Nearly one ton of nickel scrap per week, sourced from Siemens Energy’s power generation services facility in North Carolina, has been reverted into metal powder able to meet ‘stringent industry standards.’
This new qualification, they say, will help strengthen the opportunity for customers to leverage the premium titanium powder for their applications with the assurance that printed parts will meet their most stringent requirements.
Through the acquisition of these assets, Lumas Polymers now owns patents, technical capabilities, expertise, and equipment that enable the manufacture of tailored materials solutions.
