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Additive manufacturing economics: A supply chain perspective

"There is only one thing that is going to drive growth in what we call the AM industry – the demand for more parts made using additive technologies."

By TCT Team

/ 17 Sep 2025

Large construction screw producer adopts another VisionLab-150 3D gauging system

The screw manufacturer wanted to reduce inspection time, improve quality levels, and minimise calibration costs.

By Rhiannon Temporal

/ 17 Sep 2025

General Inspection VisionLab - General Inspection

RAPID + TCT 2026: Speak at North America’s largest AM and industrial 3D printing event

This is your opportunity to join over 200 experts in presenting almost 100 hours of learning at North America’s largest additive manufacturing and industrial 3D printing event taking place April 13–16, 2026 in Boston, MA.

By TCT Team

/ 17 Sep 2025

MacLean-Fogg & Fraunhofer ILT additively manufacture 156kg tooling insert for Toyota Europe

Weighing 156kg, the tooling insert is conformally cooled and was manufactured with Fraunhofer ILT's gantry-type, multi-laser Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF) machine and MacLean-Fogg's patented L-40 tool steel powder.

By Sam Davies

/ 17 Sep 2025

DEEP DIVES | Why drone manufacturers are increasingly turning to 3D printing

TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies assesses the impact additive manufacturing is having in the drone space.

By Sam Davies

/ 17 Sep 2025

DEEP DIVES | Why drone manufacturers are increasingly turning to 3D printing

Kanfit acquires metal & ceramic additive manufacturing systems from XJet

In a bid to enhance its services to the aerospace, industrial and medical sectors, Kanfit has acquired a Carmel 5000X system for 17-4PH stainless steel production and a Carmel 1400C ceramic solution.

By Sam Davies

/ 17 Sep 2025

The Assistance Publique – Hôpitaux de Paris adopts Lynxter silicone 3D printing technology

With 3D printing, the partners suggests the models will be realistic, customizable, and compliant with ethical standards, while reducing the reliance on cadavers and animals for training.

By TCT Team

/ 17 Sep 2025

Jax State partners with EOS Additive Minds to expand additive manufacturing curriculum

As part of the initiative, Jax State has acquired its second EOS M 290 system to provide students with hands-on experience using production-grade AM technology.

By TCT Team

/ 16 Sep 2025

Desktop Metal relaunches under new ownership

Desktop Metal is being relaunched under new ownership following the sale of select assets to investment group Arc Impact Acquisition Corporation.

By TCT Team

/ 16 Sep 2025

Divergent Technologies raises $290m; valuation now above $2.3b

Following this latest round, Divergent is set to scale its manufacturing capacity and fund the development of new capabilities for upcoming product families.

By Sam Davies

/ 15 Sep 2025

OTT-JAKOB Spanntechnik launches its Power-Check Micro

The new spindle clamping force measuring device is essential in preventative maintenance applications.

By Rhiannon Temporal

/ 15 Sep 2025

OTT-JAKOB Spanntechnik's Power-Check Micro. - OTT-JAKOB Spanntechnik

Colibrium Additive joins research project exploring additive manufacture of 'light yet extremely resilient' aluminium parts

The project is pursuing a new approach in which 'special additives' in the metal powder react chemically during the printing process and form finely distributed ceramic particles in the submicrometre range.

By Sam Davies

/ 15 Sep 2025