Nexa3D has released an ESD-safe resin for the fabrication of static-dissipative parts, powered by Mechnano’s MechT. The new resin provides a cost-effective solution for high-res, static-dissipative parts required in electronics applications.
With the launch of two polymer 3D printers in Dusseldorf, KraussMaffei CEO Dr. Michael Ruf says it is “opening up additive manufacturing technology for industrial production.”
voxeljet AG is expanding its 3D printing services with the offering of on-demand parts made from thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) using high speed sintering.
Desktop Health, the healthcare arm of Desktop Metal, announced today it has received U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) 510(k) clearance of SmileGuard resin, a breakthrough light-curable biocompatible material.
German company Evonik has a focus on sustainability in 3D printing. It is introducing a new grade of PA12 powders with significantly reduced CO2 emissions, the previous INFINAM polyamide 12 materials will be replaced.
Chromatic 3D Materials has developed a technology that delivers ‘ultra-smooth’ 3D printed rubber parts. Smooth-Mode can be utilised by users via Chromatic’s Reactive Extrusion Additive Manufacturing (RX-AM) 3-in-1 platform.
Desktop Health, a healthcare business within Desktop Metal, and Keystone Industries have announced a partnership to make a range of Keystone 3D printing dental resins available on Desktop Health’s Einstein printer.
Figure 4 Tough Clear and DuraForm PAx Black are being showcased at the additive manufacturing company’s booth during IMTS this week with commercial availability planned for Q4 2022.
Xenon arc, a technology-enabled services provider, and Braskem, a polyolefins producer and producer of industrial-scale biopolymers, have launched Braskem3D, a direct-to-consumer technology platform.
Senior Content Producer Sam Davies speaks to Stratasys and Covestro Additive Manufacturing to understand why the former's acquisition of the latter makes sense for both sides.
Stratasys has announced an agreement with Covestro to acquire the chemical company’s additive manufacturing business in a deal that could be worth up to 80 million EUR.
