Deputy Group Editor Laura Griffiths reports from a panel featuring experts at MakerBot, CONTEXT, Deutsche Bahn and Mobility Goes Additive on 3D printing’s rise during the pandemic.
The milestone refers to a #4/5 bearing housing, a major structural component inside the ATF3-6 turbofan engine on board the Dassault Falcon 20G maritime patrol aircraft.
Patrick Dunne, Vice President, Advanced Application Development at 3D Systems explores the advantages the aerospace industry can gain by embracing design for additive manufacturing.
The new space, believed to be the largest of its kind in Southeast Asia, aims to ramp up the company’s 3D printing capacity for customers in the defence, maritime, medical, and oil and gas industries
The Brooklyn-based 3D printing service provider made the announcement in a note on its website which cited the pandemic as the central reason for its closure.
Renishaw metal additive manufacturing is being used to replicate an early-12th century candlestick in a collaboration with Gloucester Cathedral and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
BASF has announced the launch of a new material range with UK-based photopolymer expert Photocentric in a bid to “drive the mass-scale production of 3D printed components.”
