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Make Large Prototypes on a Small 3D Printer
To prove out the designs of brackets that are much larger than its 3D printer, this manufacturer prints the bracket models in pieces and assembles them into prototypes.
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Webinar to Explore Productivity Gains from Additive and Subtractive Manufacturing
A free webinar presented by Okuma and RPM Innovations on July 20 will address AM’s role alongside subtractive manufacturing.
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Additive Manufactured Components Reach Jupiter
The Juno spacecraft includes titanium waveguide brackets made through AM.
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SLM Achieves Weight Reduction for Robot Actuator
Selective laser melting made it possible to create a lighter, better performing actuator for a quadruped robot.
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Video: Metal Additive Manufacturing Without a Laser
Metal 3D printing system applies liquid metal via inkjet nozzles. The technology developer says this process is both fast and precise.
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Calling for Backup: Power Protection
An additive manufacturing service provider solved quality issues with an uninterrupted power supply, enabling more reliable production.
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Should There Be an ISO System for AM? Hear UL’s Recorded Webinar
UL’s Christopher Krampitz discusses adapting quality management systems to fit the needs of additive.
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Stratasys Partners with Machine Tool Distributor Gosiger to Bring AM to the Shop Floor
Stratasys gains manufacturing relationships and expertise through its new supplier relationship with Gosiger.
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Collaborate and Educate
Baker Industries pushes AM development and educates customers at a new collaboration center for emerging injection mold technologies.
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Contract Shop Invests in Hybrid Manufacturing for Survival and Growth
An Ontario manufacturer sees hybrid manufacturing as a means for survival.
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Four Stories on Metals for Additive Manufacturing
Explore metal materials for additive manufacturing in depth with this article round-up.
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Using 3D Printing for Composite Molds and Tools: The Trend Continues
3D printing is becoming more common in the aerospace tooling realm. Production tooling can be made quickly and on-demand, which helps the tooling industry keep pace with accelerating composite part design cycles and demand for faster overall part processing speeds.
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