TCT Magazine (Page 6)

Solukon launches new software to support 'growing complexity' of 3D printed parts

"SPR-Pathfinder PRO reflects years of listening to the market and advancing our software in step with the most demanding AM applications."

By Laura Griffiths

/ 22 Jun 2026

Solukon launches new software to support 'growing complexity' of 3D printed parts

Atomiser acquired via Uniformity Labs auction to play key role in 6K Additive facility expansion

6K Additive CEO Frank Roberts speaks to TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies.

By Sam Davies

/ 22 Jun 2026

Atomiser acquired via Uniformity Labs auction to play key role in 6K Additive facility expansion

ExOne launches compact S-Print Pro sand 3D printer for small foundries & pattern shops

According to ExOne, the S-Print Pro occupies under 12m2 of floor space and boasts the accuracy and repeatability of its S-Max platform.

By Sam Davies

/ 22 Jun 2026

ExOne launches compact S-Print Pro sand 3D printer for small foundries & pattern shops

TCT and SMF introduce next 3D printing Rising Star

At just 14 years old, Neil Doherty is the youngest winner yet, and has been recognised for his inspiring progress in 3D printing.

By TCT Team

/ 18 Jun 2026

TCT and SMF introduce next 3D printing Rising Star

Havelar constructs public building with COBOD 3D printing technology on budget

The project, a 500 m² (5,400 ft²) recycling centre office at the Ecocentro de Perafita in Porto, was printed in nine days.

By TCT Team

/ 18 Jun 2026

Havelar constructs public building with COBOD 3D printing technology on budget

Stratasys launches DM PA6/66-GF30-FR material for rail & transportation

Engineered specifically for use on Stratasys' Fortus 450mc and F900 systems, Stratasys says the material has been designed to produce certified end-use parts and critical spare parts.

By Sam Davies

/ 18 Jun 2026

Stratasys launches DM PA6/66-GF30-FR material for rail & transportation

Nano Dimension set to pivot away from additive manufacturing as Infinite Epigenetics merger explored

Nano has gradually been divesting many of its additive manufacturing investments, with Desktop Metal, Fabrica, and Markforged, as well as its flagship Additively Manufactured Electronics business, all being sold off in the last 12 months.s

By Sam Davies

/ 17 Jun 2026