The 3D Systems ProX 800 represents the 45th 3D printing platform to be run by Agile, with nine SLA machines from 3D Systems being supplemented by a fleet of DLP, FDM, SLS and MultiJet Printing platforms.
The company says it will bring improved pricing options for larger part orders, enhanced quality control, and industry-focused certifications. Protolabs will also maintain its low-volume and quick-turn prototyping offering.
Eartha Hopkins, America Makes Content Coordinator, discusses hastening refractory alloy development for additive manufacturing to meet the demands of extreme applications.
Lynxter and 3Deus Dynamics have entered a strategic partnership which sees the companies combine their respective silicone 3D printing and dynamic moulding technology.
SMF Rising Star Award winner Charlotte ‘Lottie’ Bridgewater discusses using 3D printing to develop assistive technologies, and being an ambassador for neurodiverse women in engineering.
The company may seek to relaunch operations in the US as early as the end of this year, but that will depend on if the company can be restructured with the required funding in the coming weeks.
The UK manufacturer of solid-state metal and alloy powders has acquired a 40 kW Tekna spheroidiser, designed to meet demanding powder metallurgy applications, including additive manufacturing,
Desktop Metal has filed a second lawsuit against Nano Dimension, with the company now alleging that Nano breached the terms of their merger agreement when it moved to acquire Markforged last September.
