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Optris launches new CTi pyrometer models

The new solutions are said to be designed for demanding industrial environments and utilise infrared sensors to provide highly accurate non-contact temperature measurement for metals and high-temperature applications.

By TCT Team

/ 31 Mar 2026

Optris launches new CTi pyrometer models

AMT to support users of Raise3D RMS220 SLS 3D printer with vapour smoothing technology

The collaboration, they say, will enable businesses to produce functional, end-use parts with high-quality surface finishes more efficiently.

By Sam Davies

/ 31 Mar 2026

AMT to support users of Raise3D RMS220 SLS 3D printer with vapour smoothing technology

Materialise sells RapidFit jigs & fixtures business to own management team

The decision to carve the business out of Materialise aligns with the company's growth strategy.

By Sam Davies

/ 31 Mar 2026

Materialise sells RapidFit jigs & fixtures business to own management team

One ticket, eight events: the UK’s leading manufacturing and engineering gathering returns in June 2026

Across multiple exhibition halls, visitors will have access to hundreds of exhibitors, expert speakers and live demonstrations.

By TCT Team

/ 31 Mar 2026

One ticket, eight events: the UK’s leading manufacturing and engineering gathering returns in June 2026

Stratasys to support qualification & deployment of 3D printed parts across military platforms via US DOW contract

"Stratasys Direct already ships over 100,000 parts annually to the defence industry, and programs like JAMA will accelerate the qualification of parts so organisations can deploy them faster across operational platforms."

By Sam Davies

/ 30 Mar 2026

Stratasys to support qualification & deployment of 3D printed parts across military platforms via US DOW contract

Velo3D secures $9.8m Department of War contract to support additive manufacture of spare & replacement parts

A 'flexible acquisition pathway' that enables the Defense Logistics Agency to procure qualified additively manufactured components will be established.

By Sam Davies

/ 30 Mar 2026

Velo3D secures $9.8m Department of War contract to support additive manufacture of spare & replacement parts

RAPID + TCT Conference Q&A: Erica Ward & Emily Mallis | Harrisburg University | Building the manufacturing workforce pipeline

Ward & Mallis will offer thoughts on how to build the manufacturing workforce pipeline through research and industry collaboration.

By Sam Davies

/ 30 Mar 2026

RAPID + TCT Conference Q&A: Erica Ward & Emily Mallis | Harrisburg University | Building the manufacturing workforce pipeline

TCT Asia: The biggest 3D printing event I have ever seen

Oliver Johnson, Editor at Med-Tech Insights with a special interest in additive manufacturing, shares a brief snapshot from his first trip to TCT Asia. The recurring theme? It's big.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 27 Mar 2026

TCT Asia: The biggest 3D printing event I have ever seen

TCT DEEP DIVES | How best to address the skills gap in manufacturing?

After a visit to a local college's new High Value Engineering (HiVE) facility, TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies explores the best approach to creating a sufficient talent pipeline in the advanced manufacturing space.

By Sam Davies

/ 27 Mar 2026

TCT DEEP DIVES | How best to address the skills gap in manufacturing?

Application spotlight: AM delivers greater comfort and performance for Explosive Ordnance Disposal helmet

AM service provider rpm partnered with amsight, Farsoon and Fraunhofer IAP to deliver the product for BSST GmbH.

By Sam Davies

/ 27 Mar 2026

Application spotlight: AM delivers greater comfort and performance for Explosive Ordnance Disposal helmet

Big metal 3D printing and lots of laser power: TCT Asia 2026 in pictures

Rocket engines, 256-laser machines and AI infrastructure.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 26 Mar 2026

Big metal 3D printing and lots of laser power: TCT Asia 2026 in pictures