Rösler’s additive manufacturing division AM Solutions announced a partnership with HP aimed at developing solutions to automate the post-processing of 3D printed parts.
With its proven combination of Fortus 3D printers plus ULTEM 9085 and Antero 800NA materials, rail operators can produce spare parts for long-haul and urban metro trains.
Link3D has introduced its Quality Management System which has been designed to enable end-to-end quality data traceability throughout additive manufacturing workflows.
Chemical company Solvay has announced the launch of a new 3D printing material, its first offering as the latest member of Ultimaker’s Material Alliance programme.
Ultimaker unveils how Gerhard Schubert GmbH, a global market leader for top-loading packaging machines, is using its desktop 3D printers to print end-use parts.
Markforged and MSC Software Corporation have announced a partnership which will see the latter’s process simulation, performance modelling and material analysis tools aligned with the former’s 3D printing platforms.
MakerBot has announced its Method Materials Development Programme which has been launched with several materials created by the likes of Mitsubishi Chemical, Jabil and Polymaker.
