TCT Magazine (Page 563)

Bio-compatible refractory metal alloys for patient-specific orthopaedic and dental implants

Guest column from Dr Habil. Markus Weinmannn, Senior Scientist Technology Scout, New Business Development, H.C. Starck, Tantalum and Niobium.

By TCT Team

/ 11 May 2018

Additive and the architect - how 3D technologies are impacting construction

Deputy Group Editor, Laura Griffiths looks at how advanced technologies are changing the role of the architect.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 11 May 2018

Studio RAP inside the Port of Rotterdam's Innovation Dock.

Newport News Shipbuilding to build U.S. Navy warships with 3D Systems metal 3D printing

3D Systems has announced its collaboration with Huntington Ingalls Industries' News Shipbuilding division to use metal additive manufacturing technologies to build naval warships.

By TCT Team

/ 10 May 2018

3D Systems USS George HW Bush Newport News plans to use the ProX DMP 320 to produce marine-based alloy replacement parts for castings. - Hand-out 3D Systems

Chip off the old block - how 3D technologies brought this classic car back to life

Sam Davies reports on how a vintage car buff used 3D technologies to reengineer a Delage Type S engine block.

By Sam Davies

/ 10 May 2018

Reverse engineering of a Delage Type-S - on the road again.

XJet lands two medical users of NanoParticle Jetting technology and announces AM centre of excellence

XJet's Avi Cohen speaks to TCT about the company's latest customers, AB Universal and Syqe Medical at RAPID + TCT 2018.

By Sam Davies

/ 10 May 2018

XJet @ RAPID + TCT 2018 The XJet team at RAPID + TCT 2018 - XJet/ Twitter

Frank Cooper talks jewellery in our first TCT Expert Advisory Board Q&A

Frank Cooper, Manager of the Centre for Digital Design and Manufacturing at the School of Jewellery, and TCT Expert Advisory Board member, sits down with TCT to discuss additive in the jewellery market.

By TCT Team

/ 10 May 2018

Europac 3D becomes channel partner for Siemens PLM software

New partnership between Europac 3D and Siemens allow them to implement and sell the Siemens software NX to provide clients with and end to end 3D scan, design and print solution.

By TCT Team

/ 10 May 2018

Europac 3D becomes channel partner for Siemens PLM software

HP expands 3D printing reach to Mexico with Bojä3D named as its first customer in Latin America

Bojä3D becomes the first customer of Hp's Multi Jet Fusion 4200 3D printing solution in Mexico.

By TCT Team

/ 10 May 2018

HP Forecast 3D Bojä3D has joined the likes of Forecast 3D and Go Proto by purchasing HP's Multi Jet Fusion 4200 platform. - Forecast 3D

Walking with robots - creating a tailored fit exoskeleton with 3D scanning

Sam Davies looks at how a university research group is applying 3D scanning to create a tailored fit exoskeleton.

By Sam Davies

/ 10 May 2018

The R&MM's lower leg exoskeleton with 3D printed interfaces. Image 2: The Artec Eva scans from knee to foot in just ten minutes.

Renishaw launches new online guide to Additive Manufacturing

Renishaw, one of the world’s leading engineering and scientific technology companies, has launched a dedicated guide to Additive Manufacturing on its website.

By TCT Team

/ 9 May 2018

Marc Saunders - Renishaw online guide am Marc Saunders delivers the first instalment of Renishaw's online guide to additive manufacturing. - YouTube/ Renishaw

EOS announces its MTC membership to promote additive manufacturing adoption in the UK

EOS has announced its membership to the MTC, the UK's leading researcher in the additive manufacturing field.

By TCT Team

/ 8 May 2018

EOS announces its MTC membership to promote additive manufacturing adoption in the UK

SABIC introduces three FDM 3D printing filaments for high temperature and healthcare applications

SABIC has announced the third expansion of its additive manufacturing materials offering with three new FDM 3D printing filaments launched at NPE 2018.

By TCT Team

/ 8 May 2018

SABIC Surgical tray manufactured in SABIC 3D printing material. - SABIC