Ceramics - TCT (Page 8)

Tethon 3D's ceramic & metal DLP machine to launch 3D printing hardware division with binder jetting platform to follow

TCT speaks to the Tethon 3D team about the ceramic and metal DLP 3D printer its set to launch, its materials approach, and the company's long-term strategy.

By Sam Davies

/ 6 Sep 2018

Nuts printed in Tethon 3D's Ferrolite iron resin. Nuts printed in Tethon 3D's Ferrolite iron resin. - Tethon 3D

Ackuretta launches Ceramic Resin material for DLP 3D printers

Ackuretta, a manufacturer of professional 3D printers, has released to market its Ceramic Resin under the company’s Qura brand of materials.

By TCT Team

/ 17 Aug 2018

Ceramic Prototyping Print A ceramic prototype printed with Acuretta's latest material.

Formlabs releases ceramic 3D printing resin

Formlabs launches its experimental Ceramic Resin onto the market while Nervous System introduces new jewellery range manufactured using the material.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 17 May 2018

Parts printed in Formlabs' Ceramic Resin.

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

Tethon 3D introduces photo-curing ceramic polymer resin for investment casting

Tethon 3D, a developer of ceramic 3D printing materials, has launched a new photo-curing ceramic polymer resin for use in SLA and DLP printers.

By TCT Team

/ 16 Jan 2018

Tethon 3D introduces photo-curing ceramic polymer resin for investment casting

Kwambio to launch ceramic 3D printer at CES 2018

On-demand manufacturing platform, Kwambio, to unveil its own Ceramo OneTM 3D printer in Las Vegas next week.

By TCT Team

/ 3 Jan 2018

Kwambio to launch ceramic 3D printer at CES

University of Shandong purchases Ceramaker 900 3D printer from 3DCeram

French 3D ceramic printing experts, 3DCeram has announced a partnership with a Chinese university, which will allow professors and students alike the opportunity to use the Ceramaker 900.

By TCT Team

/ 26 Jun 2017

Nano Dimension receives Israel Innovation Authority funding to 3D print ceramic space applications

The Israel Innovation Authority has provided Nano Dimension Technologies with a budget to finance a 3D ceramic material/ space application project.

By TCT Team

/ 15 Jun 2017

Nano Dimension's DragonFly 2020 3D Printer Nano Dimension's DragonFly 2020 3D Printer

3DCeram announces British partnership deal with 3D Matters

French 3D ceramic printing specialist, 3DCeram has announced a partnership with agreement with 3D Matters, a British additive manufacturing company.

By TCT Team

/ 15 Jun 2017

CERAMAKER 100 Ceramaker 100 will be one of the machines distributed by 3D Matters as part of the agreement.

Ceramics Expo Additive Manufacturing Conference

Details of Ceramic Expo's complete Agenda on Wednesday 26th April, when the conference will focus solely on ceramics in additive manufacturing.

By TCT Team

/ 23 Mar 2017

3DCeram renews partnership with Science of Ceramic Processes and Surface Treatment

Advanced ceramics company, 3DCeram has renewed its partnership with the Science of Ceramic Processes and Surface Treatment (SPCTS), signing a three-year collaboration agreement.

By TCT Team

/ 8 Mar 2017

3DCeram ceramic prints The continuation of this affiliation will allow the two companies to tackles issues relating to additive manufacturing and to plan for the future of 3D ceramic ...

Harvard University and MIT produce absorbent 3D print materials with ceramic foam ink

Two Engineering departments at Harvard University have collaborated with MIT to develop a new method to 3D-print materials with significant absorbency using a ceramic foam ink.

By TCT Team

/ 7 Feb 2017

Harvard MIT ceramic foam ink Harvard and MIT used ceramic foam ink to 3D-print lightweight hexagonal and triangular honeycombs, which also boasted tunable geometry and density.