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Explained: What the future holds for Mantle after Angstrom Group acquisition

Mantle CEO Ted Sorom speaks to TCT about the Angstrom Group's takeover of the company.

By Sam Davies

/ 4 Dec 2025

Explained: What the future holds for Mantle after Angstrom Group acquisition

BMF likely to announce 2-10µm dual-resolution 3D printer in 2026

The machine is already in use with six customers in Asia.

By Sam Davies

/ 2 Dec 2025

BMF likely to announce 2-10µm dual-resolution 3D printer in 2026

Building the dream machine

TCT speaks to Bambu Lab CEO Dr Ye Tao about the rise of one of 3D printing's biggest players, re-engineering multi-material printing and more.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 28 Nov 2025

A closer look at Bambu Lab H2C multi-material 3D printer

A quick stop to see what Bambu Lab is calling a ‘new benchmark’ in multi-material 3D printing.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 21 Nov 2025

A closer look at Bambu Lab H2C multi-material 3D printer

A closer look at HP's new High Temp FFF 3D printer

In Frankfurt, the company presented what it says is the first instalment in a new line of filament extrusion printers.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 21 Nov 2025

A closer look at HP's new High Temp FFF 3D printer

How to ... select the right additive manufacturing process

Jeremy Pullin, Head of AM at Sartorius, as told to Laura Griffiths.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 15 Nov 2025

How to ... select the right additive manufacturing process

The splice of life

Sam Davies goes through the doors of a small textile splicer manufacturer to understand the impact AM is having on the firm.

By Sam Davies

/ 15 Nov 2025

So long, STL?

Should additive manufacturing's original file format be laid to rest alongside floppy discs and punched tape in the defunct data graveyard?

By Laura Griffiths

/ 15 Nov 2025

Sitting comfortably

Could 3D printing be the next generation of polyurethane foam?

By Laura Griffiths

/ 15 Nov 2025

Desktop Metal paved the way for many, but it was no Sherpa

Desktop Metal is going to make metal 3D printing a magnitude more affordable, faster and office-friendly.” We are back in 2017. Desktop Metal is announcing itself to the world. It

By Sam Davies

/ 15 Nov 2025

Desktop Metal paved the way for many, but it was no Sherpa

Fast as hell

How additive manufacturing is delivering more power to unmanned aircraft systems on the battlefield.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 15 Nov 2025

Are you serious?

General Motors opens up on the additive manufacture of 130+ parts for the Cadillac CELESTIQ ultra-luxury, handbuilt sedan.

By Sam Davies

/ 15 Nov 2025