The machine is the company’s first commercial product and comes after four years of development, promising ‘complex metal parts with unprecedented precision and speed.’
Sam Davies meets with LANDR, a spin-out from UK contract manufacturing business RYSE3D, which launched its new polymer 3D printing system at TCT 3Sixty.
Described as a potential breakthrough in making additive manufacturing more sustainable, SAF ReLife is said to be able to repurpose waste PA12 powder from powder bed fusion machines for use on the Stratasys H350 3D printing system.
Adrian Painter, Managing Director at Tri-Tech 3D, UK provider of Stratasys 3D printing solutions, explores how AM could help manufacturers meet their environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals.
TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies speaks to Lithoz Chief Scientific Officer Martin Schwentenwein about machine sales, the launch of the CeraFab S320 machine, and the company's work in bioceramics, non-oxide ceramics, and multi-material printing.
The four new materials it will launch at Formnext are said to reflect the company's commitment to lightweight, performing and sustainable materials, and will deliver properties such as exceptional strength and chemical resistance.
The part has been fitted on board the BW Epic Kosan vessel Epic Salina and was made using Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) technology in Nickel Aluminium Bronze.
The two-kilowatt laser, which features nLIGHT’s proprietary beam shaping technology, is said to ‘significantly boost productivity’ of laser powder bed fusion systems.
