Polymers - TCT Magazine (Page 48)

ABCorp opens additive manufacturing facility powered by HP Jet Fusion systems

American Banknote Corporation (ABCorp) has expanded its Boston-based Center of Excellence to incorporate an Additive Manufacturing Center equipped with HP Jet Fusion technology.

By TCT Team

/ 20 Jan 2021

Complete end-to-end Jet Fusion 5200 solution.

Desktop Metal acquires EnvisionTEC in $300 million deal

The major deal sees the near 20-year-old digital light processing (DLP) originator operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of Desktop Metal

By TCT Team

/ 15 Jan 2021

Desktop Metal acquires EnvisionTEC in $300 million deal

Formlabs helps speed up product development at Ford and launches new 3D printing resin

The Valencia-based Ford Body and Assembly Plant is said to be the first European car manufacturer to bring the technology in house for the rapid production of prototypes and manufacturing tools.

By TCT Team

/ 11 Jan 2021

Formlabs Form 3L now being used by Ford Spain.

#51 Additive Insight: Stratasys EMEA President Andy Langfeld on polymer 3D printing ambitions, acquisitions & adoption

For the first episode of 2021, Andreas Langfeld, President EMEA at Stratasys joins us on the Additive Insight podcast to discuss plans for the next 12 months and that surprise acquisition.

By TCT Team

/ 4 Jan 2021

3D printing industry poised to see stronger sales in 2021 and beyond

Market intelligence company CONTEXT says new technologies and pent-up demand will help accelerate the 3D printing market next year.

By TCT Team

/ 23 Dec 2020

3D printing industry poised to see stronger sales in 2021 and beyond

2021 preview: Metal 3D printing launches from GE, HP, Desktop Metal & a software firm comes out of stealth

As 2020 comes to a close, we look at some of the biggest industry developments to expect throughout the next 12 months: From metal binder jet launches to polymer platform shipments, and software releases to completed takeovers.

By Sam Davies

/ 16 Dec 2020

General Motors opens 3D printing facility to enable production applications in automotive

General Motors (GM) has opened a 15,000-square-foot 3D printing facility comprising of a combined 24 metal and polymer platforms.

By TCT Team

/ 16 Dec 2020

GM 3DP facility General Motors Manufacturing Engineer Benjamin LeBlanc inspects a 3D printer at the General Motors Additive Industrialization Center at the GM Tech Center in Warren, M...

Interview: Materialise goes green with Bluesint 3D printing

TCT talks to Materialise about its Bluesint technology which enables SLS additive manufacturing with up to 100% re-used powder.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 16 Dec 2020

Engineering thermoplastics: 5 tips for best 3D printing results

3D printer manufacturer German RepRap provides its top five tips to achieving the best results with FFF 3D printing.

By TCT Team

/ 10 Dec 2020

Engineering thermoplastics: 5 tips for best 3D printing results

Evonik acquires stake in UnionTech ahead of SLA 3D printing material launches

Evonik has acquired a minority stake in Chinese 3D printer manufacturer UnionTech via its Venture Capital arm.

By TCT Team

/ 8 Dec 2020

Materialise Bluesint PA12 enables SLS 3D printing with up to 100% re-used powder

Materialise has announced the development a Selective Laser Sintering-based method that makes it possible to 3D print with up to 100% re-used powder.

By TCT Team

/ 19 Nov 2020

Bluesint PA12 Part printed using Bluesint PA12. - Materialise

Interview: Inovus CTO on using 3D printing to create affordable medical training devices

Jordan Van Flute, Chief Technology Officer at Inovus Medical talks to TCT about the medical training device manufacturer's journey with 3D printing from prototyping tool to mass production.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 11 Nov 2020