The Belgian additive manufacturing company first announced the selective laser sintering breakthrough last year which makes it possible to 3D print with up to 100% re-used powder.
BEAMIT has added the aluminium alloy Al2024 RAM2C to its metal additive manufacturing services to support customers in the motorsport, automotive and aeronautical markets.
Dr. David Leigh, former CTO at EOS, has joined the 3D printing pioneer’s leadership team to help accelerate application development and innovation across hardware, software and materials for production-scale additive manufacturing solutions.
Teton Simulation has joined Stratasys’ GrabCAD Software Partner Program, making SmartSlice the first software to utilise the new GrabCAD DFAM Software Development Kit.
The Staffordshire-based bureau had previously focused on FDM and SLA processes for prototyping and production but with the addition of a HP Jet Fusion 5200, the company expects to cater to an even bigger range of applications.
Chinese design studio Spazio Z has used custom-built, large-format extrusion 3D printing technology and a Polymaker PLA filament to create ‘an artistic landscape product.’
Aerospace and defence supplier Marotta Controls has integrated metal 3D printing technology into its portfolio of services after validating the technology on a manifold valve design with complex radial passages.
The high-speed 3D printing technology will be used to conduct research into the advancement and development of additive manufacturing equipment within the U.S.
The german metal AM provider has unveiled its latest additive manufacturing technology today, promising “support-free” 3D printing with reduced cost per part and increased design freedom.
Supercar manufacturer Arash Motor Company is using MakerBot 3D printing technology to produce a range of parts on its next-generation electric hypercar project.