Metals - TCT (Page 7)

EOS introduces M4 ONYX line of metal additive manufacturing systems at Formnext

It is said to be EOS' "most productive metal AM system to date."

By Sam Davies

/ 18 Nov 2025

EOS introduces M4 ONYX line of metal additive manufacturing systems at Formnext

EOS is replacing the M 400 series with the M4 ONYX series – here’s what’s different.

EOS unveiled the M4 ONYX series at Formnext.

By Sam Davies

/ 18 Nov 2025

EOS is replacing the M 400 series with the M4 ONYX series – here’s what’s different.

Phase3D releases two large-format Fringe Inspection Systems for metal 3D printing

Fringe Inspection is Phase3D's in-situ structured light inspection system and has been designed to deliver unit-based, quantitative measurements during the additive process.

By Sam Davies

/ 18 Nov 2025

Phase3D releases two large-format Fringe Inspection Systems for metal 3D printing

Stratasys re-enters metal 3D printing market with Tritone

"This agreement significantly expands our total addressable market."

By Laura Griffiths

/ 17 Nov 2025

Stratasys re-enters metal 3D printing market with Tritone

Protolabs increases metal additive manufacturing capacity with purchase of four Colibrium Additive M2 3D printers

It comes in line with rising domestic demand for metal 3D printed parts, the company says.

By Sam Davies

/ 16 Nov 2025

Protolabs increases metal additive manufacturing capacity with purchase of four Colibrium Additive M2 3D printers

It's really not that complicated

"When will additive become truly industrialised and mainstream? It has, you’ve just been left behind talking about it."

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

A day in the life of... a Chief Technology Officer

Wayland Additive’s Chris Smith provides a glimpse into the role of a CTO.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 15 Nov 2025

A day in the life of... a Chief Technology Officer

Printing microstructures for performance not parts: A strength-ductility balance unlocked in 3D printed titanium

Dina M. Fouad and Moataz M. Attallah on unlocking strength–ductility synergy in Ti-6Al-4V by microstructure engineering of prior β in laser beam powder bed fusion.

By TCT Team

/ 15 Nov 2025

Printing microstructures for performance not parts: A strength-ductility balance unlocked in 3D printed titanium

Pursuing the promise of patient-specific implants

4WEB Medical outlines what i takes to scale 3D printed patient-specific medical devices.

By Sam Davies

/ 15 Nov 2025

Pursuing the promise of patient-specific implants

Nikon SLM Solutions announces integrations with AMiRIS and Oqton

“Together, we’re making additive manufacturing simpler, more reliable, and truly industrial.”

By Laura Griffiths

/ 13 Nov 2025

Nikon SLM Solutions announces integrations with AMiRIS and Oqton

Dyndrite LPBF Pro integrated with EOS Open Architecture

The integration, the companies say, will provide EOS Build Plan users with 'unprecedented vector-level control' for parameter optimisation on EOS metal additive manufacturing platforms.

By Sam Davies

/ 12 Nov 2025

Dyndrite LPBF Pro integrated with EOS Open Architecture