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Bright Laser Technologies opens metal additive manufacturing R&D centre in Shanghai

The China-based metal 3D printing specialist says the new BLT Shanghai Subsidiary will be home to a team of additive experts who will drive new technology advancements and support customers with tailored AM solutions.

By TCT Team

/ 4 Jul 2023

BLT Research & Development centre in Shanghai

Interview: Oerlikon on 'major milestone' for additive manufacturing in space

Dr. Sven Hicken, CTO Surface Solutions Division at Oerlikon spoke to TCT about collaborating with space companies, milestones for additive manufacturing in aerospace, and ambitions for the sector.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 30 Jun 2023

Stratasys rejects latest 3D Systems acquisition proposal; again urges shareholders not to tender shares to Nano Dimension

Stratasys has communicated the verdict of its Board of Directors in relation to the latest acquisition offers made by 3D Systems and Nano Dimension.

By Sam Davies

/ 30 Jun 2023

Exclusive: EOS to launch new Al5X1 aluminium alloy with high strength and high elongation at break this summer

EOS is set to launch its new EOS Al5X1 high-strength aluminium alloy this summer after showcasing parts printed with the material for the first time at this year’s RAPID + TCT.

By Sam Davies

/ 30 Jun 2023

voxeljet presents “groundbreaking” new 3D printing technology at GIFA 2023

Voxeljet AG has presented what it has claimed is a ‘groundbreaking’ innovation at the GIFA 2023 trade show, its new cold IOB (Inorganic Binding) 3D printing technology.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 30 Jun 2023

Process layout of the cold IOB technology - voxeljet

LatticeRobot launches engineering community for lattice research and knowledge share

LatticeRobot has launched a new community for engineers to come together to address the challenges of lattice research, discoverability and interoperability.

By Sam Davies

/ 30 Jun 2023

Stratasys shareholder Donerail Group LP expresses concern over Desktop Metal merger in open letter

The Donerail Group LP, an investment company that owns approximately 2.3% of the outstanding shares in Stratasys, has published a letter questioning the strategic and financial merits of the pending Desktop Metal merger.

By Sam Davies

/ 30 Jun 2023

Stratasys boosts presence in UK additive manufacturing market with new logistics hub

Based in Abingdon, Oxfordshire, the new 120,ft2 warehousing hub aims to expand the 3D printing pioneer's reach to UK customers with the benefit of customs-free trading.

By TCT Team

/ 29 Jun 2023

The new 120,000 ft2 warehousing facility aims to expand the 3D printing company's reach to UK customers

XtreeE deploys new construction 3D printing units in Switzerland, USA and Japan

XtreeE, a French company specialising in large-scale off-site 3D construction printing, has announced the deployment of three new connected 3D printing units, operated by partners in Switzerland, the United States and Japan.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 29 Jun 2023

Würth Additive Group CEO joins 3D Printing in Auto Repair Task Force

The 3D Printing in Auto Repair Task Force has bold ambitions to revolutionise the automotive collision repair process with 3D printed parts.

By TCT Team

/ 29 Jun 2023

Würth Additive Group CEO AJ Strandquist joins The 3D Printing in Auto Repair Task Force

Farsoon Technologies breaks ground on new R&D headquarters for industrial 3D printing

Farsoon Technologies has announced it has held a ground-breaking ceremony for its new R&D and manufacturing headquarters this week in Xiangjiang New District, close by to the current Farsoon campus.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 29 Jun 2023

Erpro 3D Factory adds Arkema bio-based elastomers to 3D printing service

The service provider has described the news as ‘a significant milestone’ in developing an ‘integrated supply chain’ for custom parts made from Arkema’s Pebax Rnew powders.

By TCT Team

/ 29 Jun 2023

Arkema Mont facility - Vincent COLIN/ Arkema