Additive Manufacturing
Desktop Metal and Lumafield Partner to CT Scan and Print Parts
The manufacturer of 3D printers and the supplier of an industrial X-ray CT platform are coming together to address supply chain disruptions and allow manufacturers to create new parts without original CAD models.
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‘World First’ 3D Printing Material for Wear Parts
Liquid DLP resin makes high-precision parts with wear life 30 to 60 times longer than conventional 3D printed parts.
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Two New Composite-Ready 3D Printers Launched
Stratasys has added the F190 CR and F370 CR 3D printers to its F123 series of 3D printers along with FDM Nylon-CF10 material reinforced 10% with carbon fiber.
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MakerBot and Ultimaker to Merge
The desktop 3D printer manufacturers will be headed by their current leaders acting as co-CEOs.
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Updated Software Makes Additive Manufacturing Platform Up to 55% Faster
Arburg says the software on its Freeformer additive manufacturing platform now optimizes the printing of water-soluble support materials in a grid structure.
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Software Reduces Print Iterations and Optimizes Part Designs in Additive Manufacturing
Startup company Araqev’s software applies machine learning to nominal design files and scanned point cloud data from printed products to simulate deviations and modify designs.
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Mack Prototype Adds Three Additive Manufacturing Platforms
Between equipment, software and infrastructure, Mack invested approximately $750,000 in its business adding Carbon CLIP DLS, HP Multi Jet Fusion and Formlabs SLA machines.
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Addifab and Nexa3D Partner for Larger, Faster 3D Printed Tooling
The companies say this collaboration will allow five times larger build plans, up to 20 times faster printing and much lower initial investment costs.
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Westminster Tool and Mantle Partner on 3D-Printed Mold Technology
The Connecticut mold maker will be one of two beta-testing sites for Mantle’s TrueShape metal 3D printer, with a medical device already borne out of an ongoing collaboration.
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Stratasys Donates 3D Printers to University of Minnesota Medical School
3D printing allows physicians, researchers, and medical device product developers to iterate, create, and test existing and new medical devices in anatomic models that mimic actual anatomy and pathology.
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