A novel hybrid 3D printing process to create complex ceramic structures has been developed in what is being referred to as a ‘groundbreaking’ PhD project at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (SUPSI).
Dyndrite and AMFG have announced an integrated software solution to drive cross-platform LPBF printing from one application. The companies say AMFG powered by Dyndrite will unlock the “full potential” of metal 3D printing.
On the final day of RAPID + TCT 2023, Nexa3D announced the immediate availability of Jabil PK 5000, an eco-friendly powder for use with its high-throughput QLS-Series powder bed fusion printers.
Protolabs has announced the availability of new surface quality standards for 3D printed prototypes and parts, thanks to new and improved post-processing steps according to the company.
At the 2023 World Car Awards (WCAs), which took place in New York City in April, featured seven 3D printed trophies given to winners. The trophies were produced by Replique, and the design was led design company CALLUM.
Solukon has announced that its SFM-AT1000-S depowdering system has been optimised with specific features for the post processing of parts 3D printed on the NXG XII 600 from SLM Solutions.
Dyndrite has announced that it is now a member of the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS). The company will collaborate with researchers from the NMIS Digital Factory focused on developing LPBF 3D printing process materials knowledge.
Stratasys has announced the sale of an additional four H350 Selective Absorption Fusion (SAF) 3D printers to Götz Maschinebau, which will take the German service bureau's total up to six in the next 18 months.
Evonik and Farsoon Technologies are collaborating once again to bring INFINAM TPC (thermoplastic copolyester) to market, a new ‘ready-to-use’ elastomer powder material for 3D printing.