The Additive Manufacturer Green Trade Association (AMGTA) has published its first independent piece of research, titled “Comparative LCA of a Low-Pressure Turbine (LPT) Bracket by Two Manufacturing Methods.”
On the latest episode of the Additive Insight podcast, we speak to Gaia Giladi, the co-founder and Chief Creative of HILOS, a footwear brand that is using 3D printing technology in its bid to deliver fashionable footwear in a more sustainable way.
KIMYA has published its Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) for its 3D PETG filaments. The conclusion of the report is that using recycled PETG filaments helps to reduce CO2 emissions by 35% compared with standard PETG.
Ecoalf, a sustainable and recycled clothing brand, has worked with Nagami design studio, a company which brings 3D printing to large-scale products, to sustainably create a 3D printed store that represents the melting of the North and South poles.
The company says today's announcement 'greatly surpasses' what is available for additive manufacturing today, and provides customers with high-quality material that enables low oxygen levels at production scale.
At the TCT Conference @ Formnext, Jack Wolfskin Director Equipment Sourcing & Product Development Dirk Hondrich will be explaining how Jack Wolfskin improved hiking pack design with 3D printing.
At the TCT Conference @ Formnext, MTC Advanced Research Engineer Amanda Cruchley will discuss the development high performance aluminium alloys for electrification.
A new bio-based polyamide is set to be presented by Roboze at Formnext 2022. The new material originates from renewable sources and is the first result of what Roboze says is intense research for the development of super materials of the future.
