Material Extrusion - TCT (Page 22)

New Matter to install 15 MOD-t desktop 3D printers in three Challenger Center facilities

Desktop 3D printing company, New Matter is to install a number of MOD-t 3D printers at a science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) education organisation.

By TCT Team

/ 15 Jun 2017

New Matter MOD-t New Matter MOD-t desktop 3D printer

Stratasys to lend 3D printing technology to Boom Supersonic as it aims for routine supersonic air travel

Stratasys has announced what it is describing as a ‘significant’ technical partnership with Boom Supersonic.

By TCT Team

/ 15 Jun 2017

Boom Supersonic Stratasys Additive manufacturing enables unmatched design freedom and production speed of Boom’s XB-1 supersonic demonstrator

Model Solution develops North American HQ and rapid prototyping centre in Silicon Valley

Model Solution, a rapid design, tooling and prototyping company, has announced the building of a new North American headquarters and rapid prototyping centre in Silicon Valley.

By TCT Team

/ 15 Jun 2017

Model Solution Silicon Valley centre Sneak peak at Model Solution's North American HQ and rapid prototyping centre.

FIBERLAB releases flexible and temperature fluctuation resistant Fiberflex 40D 3D printing filament

Polish filament manufacturer, FIBERLAB, has released a new flexible and temperature resistant material, Fiberflex 40D.

By TCT Team

/ 14 Jun 2017

FIBERLAB Fiberflex 40D FIBERLAB Fiberflex 40D

Danish research group Create it REAL set to launch solution to 3D printing's intellectual property issue

Create it REAL is launching what it believes to be a viable solution to the additive manufacturing industry’s widespread copyright issue.

By TCT Team

/ 12 Jun 2017

Create it REAL IP solution Create it REAL's real-time processor which can decrypt secured files directly in the printer.

Sinterit introduce end-to-end SLS desktop 3D printing system with addition of sieve device

Sinterit has introduced an end-to-end SLS system after the launch of an accompanying sieve device to its Lisa platform.

By TCT Team

/ 30 May 2017

Sinterit Lisa sieve sandblaster The Sinterit Lisa desktop 3D printer, with the sieve device to the left, and sandblaster to the right.

SABIC unveils new portfolio of high-performance filament grades for FDM 3D printing

Thermoplastic technology company, SABIC has unveiled a new portfolio of high-performance filament grades for FDM 3D printing at RAPID+TCT.

By TCT Team

/ 10 May 2017

Aleph Objects and IC3D promote transparency with first Open Source Hardware filament

Aleph Objects, best-known for developing the LulzBot brand of 3D printers, has announced the launch and availability of a certified Open Source Hardware 3D printing filament at RAPID+TCT.

By TCT Team

/ 9 May 2017

Aleph Objects IC3D filament RAPID2017 The world's first Open Source Hardware 3D printing filament.

Blackbelt 3D look to change the paradigms of FDM 3D printing

Blackbelt 3D first caught the eye of TCT Magazine on Twitter. Now, they've given us the first look at their industrial production machine with which they hope to change paradigms in FDM 3D printing.

By TCT Team

/ 8 May 2017

BLACKBELT 3D large format printing For prints of 1300mm or longer, Blackbelt recommend using the roller table to provide additional support during the printing process.

BASF and Essentium partner to strengthen FFF 3D printed parts

Chemistry company, BASF is partnering with Essentium, a 3D printing materials firm, in a bid to create more robust parts for use in mass production with Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) technology.

By TCT Team

/ 4 May 2017

BASF Essentium partner BASF will combine its chemical expertise with Essentium's FlashFuse technology to develop stronger plastic parts via FFF 3D printing processes. - BASF/ YouTube

Blackbelt 3D - What we know

UPDATED ON WED MAY 3: Editor, Dan O'Connor spotted something of interest in his twitter timeline last week. A new, Dutch 3D printer capable of printing huge parts using a conveyor belt system.

By Daniel O'Connor

/ 2 May 2017

The Blackbelt3D printer is about to take off The Blackbelt3D printer is about to take off - Blackbelt3D - Twitter

Aleph Objects to 'make waves' with new 3D printing filament

Aleph Objects, the developers of LulzBot desktop 3D printers, will launch a new 3D printing filament at RAPID+TCT 2017 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The company is confident the new filament will ‘make waves’ throughout the 3D technology sector.

By TCT Team

/ 24 Apr 2017