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Sauber F1 extends Additive Industries partnership to 2022 and installs third MetalFAB1 system

Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 has extended its partnership with Additive Industries to five years and installed another MetalFAB1 system.

By TCT Team

/ 19 Oct 2018

Additive Industries MetalFAB1 Sauber F1 now has three MetalFAB1 machines.

Siemens Mobility is 3D printing spare parts at first digital rail maintenance centre

Siemens Mobility GmbH, part of Siemens AG, has opened its first digital rail maintenance centre, eliminating the need for inventory of selected spare parts.

By TCT Team

/ 20 Sep 2018

Siemens Mobility RRX Rail Service Center puts Stratasys 3D printing at the heart of its servicing operation.

Team Penske expands use of Stratasys carbon fiber 3D printing to gain edge

Team Penske racing team is expanding its use of additive manufacturing for car testing, prototypes and production parts.

By TCT Team

/ 11 Sep 2018

Racing team harnesses carbon-fiber 3D printing.

Automated metal additive manufacturing facility revealed by industrial NextGenAM collaboration

The first pilot plant to stem from Premium Aerotec, Daimler and EOS’ series additive manufacturing-centred collaboration has been put into operation and features extensive automation.

By TCT Team

/ 31 Aug 2018

EOS M 400-4 in the first NextGenAM facility. EOS M 400-4 in the first NextGenAM facility.

Voxeljet to bring volume automotive additive manufacturing system to market

Voxeljet has announced it is to bring to market a 3D printing production system capable of delivering volume additive manufacturing for automotive applications.

By TCT Team

/ 22 Aug 2018

Voxeljet VX100 Voxeljet VX100 - Voxeljet

The Ultimate Printing Machine - How BMW is applying 3D printing to commercial vehicles

Head of Content, Daniel O'Connor reports on a visit to BMW's Additive Manufacturing Center in Munich.

By Daniel O'Connor

/ 21 Aug 2018

BMW i8 SHOOTING LANZAROTE The BMW i8 Roadster features metal 3D printed parts for the first time on any commercial vehicle. - BMW

Betatype's volume additive manufacture of automotive headlight parts saves days in time and thousands of pounds

Betatype, a provider of additively manufactured components, has produced 384 headlight components in a single build using metal powder bed fusion.

By TCT Team

/ 15 Aug 2018

Betatype headlight component Automotive LED headlight heatsink component. - Betatype

Force of Nature - 3D printing brings bionic design to life

How SLM Solutions' additive manufacturing capabilities are helping Hirschvogel Automotive Group to produce optimised parts inspired by nature.

By TCT Team

/ 14 Aug 2018

Section of a steering knuckle with bionic internal structure.

Q&A: HP's Ramon Pastor discusses 3D printing in automotive

Ramon Pastor, VP 3D Printing at HP, discusses applications in the automotive industry, developing tailored materials, and what needs to happen for volume additive manufacturing to become a reality.

By TCT Team

/ 25 Jul 2018

Formula Racing Car battery cooling system HP A battery cooling system manufactured by a Formula Racing Car customer of HP's using its Multi Jet Fusion technology.

Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team upgrades 3D printing capabilities with five new 3D Systems machines

Sauber Motorsport AG has installed five new 3D Systems ProX 800 SLA 3D Printers at its headquarters and engineering facilities in Switzerland.

By TCT Team

/ 21 Jun 2018

Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team’s C37 on the track at the 2018 FIA Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix.

Ogle Models and Prototypes 3D prints Coventry University racing car parts ahead of Formula Student competition

Ogle Models and Prototypes has harnessed selective laser sintering (SLS) technology to produce racing car parts for Coventry University students ahead of the Formula Student competition next month.

By TCT Team

/ 13 Jun 2018

The Phoenix Racing Team from Coventry University The Phoenix Racing Team from Coventry University

Audi Pre-Series Center adopts Stratasys J750 for full-colour taillight housing prototypes

Audi, a leading automotive company, has revealed its Pre-Series Center is to adopt Stratasys’ J750 full-colour 3D printer to produce life-like taillight prototypes.

By TCT Team

/ 7 Jun 2018

Taillight produced on the J750 platform. Taillight produced on the J750 platform. - Stratasys