Additive Manufacturing
Arkema and 3DXTech Bring FluorX Material To Ultimaker’s Cura Marketplace
The new PVDF-based filament is specifically designed for printing highly technical 3D parts that require extreme performance.
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Arevo to Produce 3D-Printed Carbon Fiber Unibody Bike Frames
The Arevo frame is made as a single part, in contrast to current composite frames, which are made of many parts glued together.
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See It Live: The Ultimate Crossover of Injection Molding & 3D Printing
AddiFab, Mitsubishi Chemical and Alba Enterprises to demonstrate Freeform Injection Molding at Rapid + TCT show in May.
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Injection Molding & 3D Printing Combine to Make ‘Impossible’ Parts
Stereolithography cavity inserts can be injected with thermoplastic, then removed from the mold and dissolved away to leave a complex-shaped part.
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Victrex to Make Multi-Million Euro Investment in Bond 3D Technology
Victrex and Bond will initially focus their new collaboration on demonstrating the potential in the spine and the semiconductor segments.
Read MorePlastics Industry Fly-In on March 27
This year’s Fly-In attendees will hold over 100 meetings with elected officials and their staff on the Hill
Read MoreSolvay, Aerosint Partner to Develop SLS Printing Process for High-Performance Polymers
Solvay has entered a research collaboration agreement with Aerosint to develop an economically viable SLS printing process for high-performance polymers.
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Pope's Private Army Equipped With HP's 3D-Printed Helmets
Using HP’s Multi Jet Fusion technology, HP was able to 3D print helmets that were more comfortable for the guards without sacrificing any of their iconic style and aesthetic.
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Materials: High Performance Nylon Powder for 3D Printing
Evonik’s newest nylon 12 powder for SLS targeted to automotive and electronics.
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Carbon, Lamborghini Partner on 3D-Printed Auto Parts
Carbon’s partnerships with automakers like Ford, BMW and Lamborghini show an emerging trend to use digital fabrication for production at scale.
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