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Stratasys to exhibit McLaren 3D printing exclusive at TCT Show

Stratasys to highlight ongoing partnership with McLaren Formula 1 Racing by bringing the 2017 McLaren-Honda Formula 1 race car to the TCT Show floor.

By TCT Team

/ 25 Jul 2017

Formula One World Championship McLaren-Honda Formula 1 race car to be exhibited at TCT Show. - Mirko Stange/Sutton Images

Swedish Formula Student team win race against time thanks to Stratasys 3D printing technology

A group of Swedish students, in the depths of developing a race car ahead of the annual Formula Student event at England’s famous Silverstone track, turned to the 3D printing technology offered by Stratasys to add the final touches to their vehicle.

By TCT Team

/ 11 Jul 2017

University of Linkoping FS' 3D printed intake manifold.

Full line-up for International Conference on Additive Manufacturing announced

The International Conference on Additive Manufacturing has announced the full line-up for its 12th edition.

By TCT Team

/ 13 Jun 2017

Int Conf AM Nottingham line-up The International Conference on Additive Manufacturing line-up.

CRP Technology deliver performance solution for motor racing customer with SLS 3D printing

CRP Technology has used selective laser sintering (SLS) and its WINDFORM line of materials to deliver a more spacious solution for a Moto3 racing customer.

By TCT Team

/ 30 May 2017

CRP Tech air inlet bike CRP Racing, 125cc. Outlined in red, the front air inlet similar to the one produced in WINDFORM. - CRP Technology

LimitState launch Form3.0 design optimisation software

LimitState, a UK-based engineering software provider, has launched the latest version of its Form 3.0 design optimisation software which can be leveraged by additive manufacturers.

By TCT Team

/ 16 May 2017

Seymourpowell launches collaborative-friendly virtual reality design tool

Seymourpowell's VR design technique enables users to collaborate without the use of more than one headset via a mobile app. Sketches, curves and surfaces can all be visually drawn, and visually assessed, by numerous collaborators simultaneously.

By TCT Team

/ 4 May 2017

Seymourpowell VR Seymourpowell virtually drawing a car design. - Seymourpowell

Sciaky to provide EBAM system to American metal 3D printing parts supplier

Metal additive manufacturing company, Sciaky Inc is to provide multiple Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing (EBAM) systems to a metal 3D printing parts supplier in America.

By TCT Team

/ 3 May 2017

Sciaky EBAM system A Sciaky EBAM System with a dual wirefeed configuration. - Hand-out Sciaky, Inc.

Redesign Sport leverages SOLIDWORKS and Creaform 3D technology for reverse engineering of classic cars

Redesign Sport Ltd is a British bespoke car restoration company who has used 3D scanning technology and CAD software to keep classic cars on the road, and on the race track.

By TCT Team

/ 2 May 2017

Redesign Sports RSL ferrari The 1952 Ferrari 225 which Redesign Sports Ltd managed to get back on the track for the Monaco Historic Grand Prix.

Premium AEROTEC, EOS and Daimler partner to advance metal 3D printing

Premium AEROTEC, EOS and Daimler have announced their partnership on a project which will seek to make metal 3D printing a more viable solution for serial manufacturing.

By TCT Team

/ 19 Apr 2017

NextGen AM AEROTEC, EOS, Daimler NextGenAM is scheduled to commence in May 2017.

McLaren is 3D printing parts for its 2017 Formula 1 race car

Stratasys reveals McLaren Racing is using its 3D printing technology to reduce part weight and increase performance for 2017 F1 car.

By TCT Team

/ 6 Apr 2017

Verbatim unveils new Polypropylene 3D printing material

Verbatim, a company under the Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Group which provides a range of technological applications, has announced Polypropylene (PP), its new 3D printing filament.

By TCT Team

/ 4 Apr 2017

Verbatim polypropylene A factory part 3D printed using Verbatim PP

Divergent 3D and SLM Solutions partner to accelerate production of road vehicles

Divergent 3D and SLM Solutions will work closely to develop specific hardware and software that will accelerate the scaling of the patented Divergent Manufacturing Platform for cost-effective, high-volume production of vehicles.

By TCT Team

/ 21 Mar 2017