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DEEP DIVES | Who pays for AM application development? And who should?

TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies questions the application development dynamics of the additive manufacturing sector.

By Sam Davies

/ 15 May 2025

DEEP DIVES | Who pays for AM application development? And who should?

Allegheny Technologies Incorporated purchases a Nikon SLM Solutions NXG 600E metal 3D printing system

Nikon SLM will now work with ATI, as well as Bechtel Plant Machinery, Inc. (BPMI), to advance hypersonic and naval propulsion development.

By Sam Davies

/ 14 May 2025

MX3D raises €7m in Series A round to fund international growth

With this new strategic backing, MX3D aims to fast-track global deployment of its range of 3D printing systems and expand its Print-on-Demand services.

By TCT Team

/ 14 May 2025

'We are budgeting to make Velo3D profitable by 2026' - CEO Arun Jeldi on his vision for Velo3D

New CEO Arun Jeldi and former interim CEO (now COO) Brad Kreger sit down with TCT to discuss Arrayed Additive's acquisition of Velo, the impact the new ownership has had so far, and the short-term ambitions of the company moving forward.

By Sam Davies

/ 14 May 2025

CDG 3D TECH opens new UK additive manufacturing centre

The 3D technology supplier says its new site in Basingstoke will operate as a showroom, service centre, and warehouse for larger format industrial 3D printers, 3D scanners and post-processing equipment, plus consumables.

By TCT Team

/ 13 May 2025

University of Glasgow launches facility for testing of materials to be 3D printed in space

Researchers from the university's James Watt School of Engineering will test the structural integrity of materials in space-like conditions in a facility that they believe to be a world first.

By Sam Davies

/ 13 May 2025

Reusch teams up with Carbon to launch goalkeeper glove with 3D printed 'punching zone'

Carbon has leveraged the lattice structure capabilities of its Digital Light Synthesis 3D printing technology to deliver a 'punching zone' that is highly elastic, tear-resistant and energy absorbing.

By Sam Davies

/ 13 May 2025

Philips Fixables allows consumers to 3D print their own replacement parts

Philips Fixables is now live on Prusa’s Printables platform, which allows anyone to download a printable file for free and build their own spare parts at home.

By TCT Team

/ 12 May 2025

SiLC Technologies to debut the Eyeonic Trace at Automate 2025

The Eyeonic Trace has also been named as a finalist for the 2025 Automate Innovation Award.

By Rhiannon Temporal

/ 9 May 2025

Eyeonic Trace to debut at Automate 2025 - SiLC Technologies

Quickparts names new regional Presidents in EMEA & Americas

Peter Jacobsen has been appointed President, EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa), and Aidan O'Sullivan has been named President, Americas.

By TCT Team

/ 8 May 2025

Conflux additively manufactures water-charge air coolers for P24 RS Supercar in partnership with Donkervoort

The partners describe the new air coolers as a 'cutting-edge thermal breakthrough', with the system said to be lighter, smaller and more efficient than 'anything previously seen in production cars.'

By Sam Davies

/ 8 May 2025