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Desktop Health Flexcera resins validated for use on Asiga 3D printers

Now validated for a wide range of Asiga dental 3D printers, Flexcera resins can be printed on both desktop and production models — such as the Max UV, Max 2, Ultra, and Pro 4K.

By Sam Davies

/ 1 May 2024

Mantle launches 420 Stainless Steel for P-200 metal 3D printing system

The Mantle 420 Stainless Steel is said to be chemically equivalent to traditional 420 stainless steel, boasting high strength, hardness, corrosion resistance and polish ability.

By Sam Davies

/ 1 May 2024

Deep-ribbed medical device component mould insert printed with Mantle 420 Stainless Steel. This tool is ideal to fabricate with Mantle’s technology as the deep ribs would otherwise have re...

Phase3D awarded Phase 1 US AFRL contract to advance additive manufacturing quality inspection

Phase3D has been awarded a Phase 1 contract by the US Air Force Research Lab (AFRL) that will see it conduct further research into additive manufacturing quality inspection.

By Sam Davies

/ 1 May 2024

EOS reduces CO2e impact of Aluminium AlSi10Mg material; launches VIRTUCYCLE material take-back program

EOS has announced the addition of its EOS Aluminium AlSi10Mg to its 'Responsible Products' portfolio alongside the launch of VIRTUCYCLE – its global used polymer material take-back program to reduce material waste.

By Sam Davies

/ 30 Apr 2024

BMF launches biotechnology company to advance drug development through 3D BioChips

Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF) has set up a business headquartered in San Diego to develop and commercialise 3D BioChips through cultivating large-scale tissues in vitro to help accelerate new drug and cosmetic development.

By Sam Davies

/ 30 Apr 2024

MakerVerse adds free 3D printing Technology and Material Advisor tool

The tool is designed to help users navigate the expansive landscape of 3D printing technologies and materials, and find the best fit for their project needs.

By TCT Team

/ 30 Apr 2024

MakerVerse Tech and Material Advisor - MakerVerse

British Cycling unveils Team GB 2024 Olympic track bike with 3D printed parts from Renishaw

British Cycling has officially unveiled the Team GB Olympic track bike for the Paris 2024 Games, with multiple components additively manufactured with Renishaw's metal 3D printing technology.

By Sam Davies

/ 30 Apr 2024

Apium Additive Technologies commences insolvency proceedings as it searches for new investment

The company's current investor is unable to provide the funds that will allow the company to qualify its Apium P400 3D printer for the medical market, the sector Apium is hoping to pursue moving forward.

By Sam Davies

/ 30 Apr 2024

Through the doors at 3T AM: 'Our philosophy is that AM prints a billet and then you make parts.'

Three years on from BEAMIT's acquisition of the company, 3T-AM opens its doors to TCT Magazine to show just how much has changed.

By Sam Davies

/ 30 Apr 2024

Prodways & SINTX announce deep technical ceramic 3D printing partnership

Advanced technical ceramic company SINTX Technologies has entered into a technical partnership and ceramic slurry supply agreement with Prodways.

By TCT Team

/ 30 Apr 2024

Firmware update delivers high-definition capabilities to Stratasys Selective Absorption Fusion technology

The new HighDef Printing capabilities have been designed to allow for exact and high-definition printing with detailed resolution using Stratasys' Selective Absorption Fusion (SAF) technology.

By Sam Davies

/ 26 Apr 2024

Openness around technology, knowledge & data will be the quantum leap enabler for additive manufacturing users' - Omar Fergani

The 1Kelvin CEO was discussing the remaining barriers for manufacturers looking to adopt, apply and scale additive manufacturing technology on the latest episode of the Additive Insight podcast.

By Sam Davies

/ 26 Apr 2024