Bioabsorbable bone replacements which can be 3D printed to suit individual patients: to the general public, this might seem like something out of a science-fiction movie. Speaking to Lithoz in 2023, it’s a reality.
The investment in the Fraunhofer IKTS spin-off, deepens Lithoz’s focus on multi-material additive manufacturing, which the company showcased at Formnext with the public debut of its CeraFab Multi 2M30.
Dalhousie University has installed the CeraMax V900 to further develop its silicon nitride, titanium carbide and silicon carbide formulations, and the CeraFab Multi 2M30 to incorporate electrical circuitry into ceramic parts.
The company's investment in XJet's ceramic NanoParticle Jetting technology follows an intensive benchmarking process in which it was determined that the process could produce parts that had previously been considered impossible.
Schaeffler AG, a German motion technology company, has announced the acquisition of Aerosint from Desktop Metal. Schaeffler has also entered into a collaboration with Desktop Metal, focused on 3D printing of multi-material powders.
At the 2023 AM Ceramics Conference in Vienna, Lithoz CEO Johannes Homa speaks to TCT about the intention behind the event, the development of ceramics 3D printing, and the innovation blocker in ceramics manufacturing.
Dive into the cutting-edge world of additive manufacturing machines showcased at TCT Asia 2023. Discover the latest in multi-laser metal powder fusion, huge FDM, ceramics and more.
Formlabs has announced the launch of its Open Platform offering which will allow users of its Form SLA 3D printing systems to benefit from third-party materials and custom print settings.
3DCeram Sinto, Inc has announced a partnership with SINTX Technologies, a manufacturer of advanced ceramics for biomedical and technical markets, with the companies collaborating to develop multiple novel resins and processes for ceramic AM products.
Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF) has announced it is entering the dental market with the launch of UltraThineer, the world’s thinnest cosmetic dental veneer according to the company, developed in collaboration with Peking University.
