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Full throttle: Desktop Metal on automotive manufacturing's new paradigm

Head of Content, Daniel O'Connor discusses additive's revolutionary role in automotive's manufacturing with Desktop Metal co-founders, Ric Fulop and Jonah Myerberg.

By Daniel O'Connor

/ 10 May 2019

Desktop Metal John Zink UHT Atomiser printed on a Studio System in 316L stainless steel by John Zink Hamworthy Combustion. - Timothy Pumphrey

How Ford automated the design of manufacturing aids

3D printed jigs and fixtures are nothing new, they’re used by just about every vehicle manufacturer in the world to save time and money on the automotive production line. Now, Ford wants to tackle the next bottleneck, design.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 25 Mar 2019

Dash-CAE installs Stratasys F900 3D printer to meet growing demand from transport markets

Dash-CAE, a UK-based engineering service provider, has invested in a Stratasys F900 platform as it looks to enhance the service it delivers to such markets as aerospace and automotive.

By TCT Team

/ 14 Mar 2019

Bugatti uses SLM Solutions' metal 3D printing to produce optimised functional components

Supercar manufacturer, Bugatti details how it has leveraged metal additive manufacturing for a number of functional components.

By TCT Team

/ 12 Mar 2019

Sika Automotive uses German RepRap 3D printing to speed up product development

German RepRap has unveiled how Sika Automotive leveraged its technology to speed up the product development process for functional structural components.

By TCT Team

/ 7 Mar 2019

Sika Automotive uses German RepRap 3D printing to speed up product development

Andretti Autosport adopts two Stratasys FDM platforms as companies form multi-year collaboration

Andretti Autosport has invested in Stratasys FDM 3D printing technology as it looks to enhance the design and development of its race cars.

By TCT Team

/ 11 Feb 2019

Lamborghini unveils end-use components produced with Carbon 3D printing technology

Lamborghini has harnessed Carbon 3D printing technology to produce a texture fuel cover cap and air duct clip component for its Urus SUV model.

By TCT Team

/ 11 Feb 2019

Lamborghini Urus Fuel Cover Cap digitally manufactured in EPX 82 epoxy resin.

Carbon and Ford showcase selection of 3D printed end-use automotive applications

Carbon has introduced a selection of production parts digitally manufactured with Ford Motor Company using its additive manufacturing technology.

By TCT Team

/ 17 Jan 2019

Ford automates design of 3D printed production tools with trinckle

Ford is partnering with Berlin-based software company, trinckle in order to automate and scale the design process for 3D printed production and assembly tools.

By TCT Team

/ 11 Dec 2018

Ford automates design of 3D printed production tools with trinckle

Angel Trains teams with ESG and Stratasys to 3D print replacement parts for rail industry

One of Britain’s leading train leasing companies has collaborated with ESG Rail and Stratasys, to address the issue the of obsolete parts in the rail industry.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 10 Dec 2018

Angel Trains teams with ESG and Stratasys to 3D print replacement parts for rail industry

HP announces customer, application and partnership developments at Formnext

HP has announced a series of developments regarding customers, applications and partnerships at Formnext 2018, while also exhibiting its Metal Jet Fusion platform.

By TCT Team

/ 13 Nov 2018

Creaform inaugurates Cube-R coordinate measurement machine demo centre in Stuttgart

Creaform, a developer of portable and automated 3D measurement system, has inaugurated its new European demonstration centre for its Cube-R coordinate measurement machine.

By TCT Team

/ 31 Oct 2018

Creaform demo centre The Cube-R demo centre in Stuttgart. - Creaform