Material Extrusion - TCT (Page 25)

Mumbai start-up Divide By Zero introduce 'world class' 3D plastic modelling technology

Advanced Fusion Plastic Modelling is said to deliver superior form and filament compared to other additive techniques, such as SLS, FDM and FFF, and thus produce output which is more accurate.

By TCT Team

/ 7 Dec 2016

Divide By Zero output "A similar output quality and strength can now be achieved at a lower cost using Divide By Zero’s contribution to the 3D printing world: the AFPM techn...

Accessory that monitors and cleans filament in 3D printers launched by Canadian designers

A team of designers from Canada have created a 3D printer accessory that monitors and cleans the filament. The designers have gone about creating the accessory so production is not ruined midway through due to low filament levels.

By Sam Davies

/ 28 Nov 2016

SENTINEL's Schematic SENTINEL's Schematic - Dyze Design/ Kickstarter

Henkel commits to developing new 3D printing solutions

Leading global supplier of high performance materials for critical applications, Henkel is focused on developing novel filament and powder materials in the additive manufacturing field. In preparation, Henkel has partnered with DUS Architects.

By TCT Team

/ 23 Nov 2016

TU Delft use 3D printing in production of Formula Student race cars

A Dutch technological university have established themselves as one of the most successful teams in Formula Student with the help of 3D technology. TU Delft have 3D-printed their steering wheel and an integral bracket.

By TCT Team

/ 23 Nov 2016

DUT16 race car TU Delft The DUT16 race car with 3D-printed partsPhoto Credit: 3D Hubs - Delft University of Technology

Tasmanian teacher finds way to turn unwanted plastic rope into 3D printing filament

A teacher from Tasmania has found a way to recycle marine rope offcuts and turn it into 3D printing filament. Mr Gogolin figured he could melt unwanted plastic rope into a thin, consistent filament for the printer, reducing the amount of waste.

By TCT Team

/ 15 Nov 2016

Small pieces of cut up rope go into this DIY machine to be turned into filament. Small pieces of cut up rope go into this DIY machine to be turned into filament. - 936 ABC Hobart: Car...

Roland DG Corp to debut new ceramic 3D printing technology at formnext

Wide-format inkjet printer manufacturer, Roland DG Corporation will be showcasing the potential of its new ceramic 3D printing technology using alumina powder at formnext.

By TCT Team

/ 15 Nov 2016

Ex-footballer Ian Wright teams up with Floreon for 3D printing competition

Ian Wright has teamed up with 3D printing filament manufacturers, Floreon, to take part in a competition and promote the use of greener plastics. By designing a stylish pair of glasses for the Arsenal legend, you could win an Ultimaker 2+ printer.

By Sam Davies

/ 14 Nov 2016

Ian Wright Floreon Design it Wright: Floreon's have a range of gifts to give a way to the person who designs Ian Wright's favourite pair of glasses - Floreon

Affordable pocket-sized PocketMaker 3D printer set to launch next year

A group of young designers from Beijing have developed an affordable, miniature 3D printing system. The PocketMaker has resisted expendable features and is set to retail at around $149 if and when it launches next year.

By Sam Davies

/ 9 Nov 2016

PocketMaker 3D family The PocketMaker 3D alongside PocketPLA filament and PocketNozzle - PocketMaker 3D

Brazilian Air Force team up with Stratasys to 3D print aircraft parts

Brazilian Air Force's Institute of Advanced Studies has partnered with Stratasys to efficiently create robust aircraft components. Using 3D printing solutions, the Air Force will be able to manufacture test models within a week.

By TCT Team

/ 9 Nov 2016

Brazilian Air Force Stratasys aircraft part A Stratasys 3D printed aerospace part undergoes feasibility testing at the IEAv - Stratasys

Avante Technology releases FilaOne GRAY 3D printing filament for injection moulding

New carbon nanotube reinforced composite filament is designed for 3D printing injection moulding tools for short production runs.

By TCT Team

/ 31 Oct 2016

Injection mould for ASTM specification flexural modulus test bars and an injection moulded part madeusing polypropylene.

3D Printing Materials: In Control

Editor, Daniel O'Connor reports on how storage solutions leader Verbatim is keeping tight control on its 3D printing filaments.

By TCT Team

/ 4 Oct 2016

Thought3D launches new product and fundraising campaign at TCT Show

The popular 3D printing peripheral, Magigoo, gets a makeover as Thought3D launch new and improved version and use its booth to help raise funds for the refugee FabLab, Habibi.Works.

By TCT Team

/ 27 Sep 2016