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500-Pound Replacement Part 3D Printed by Robot: The Cool Parts Show #50
Our biggest metal cool part so far: Wire arc additive manufacturing delivers a replacement (and upgrade) for a critical bearing housing on a large piece of industrial machinery.
WatchWorld’s Largest Metal 3D Printer Seen at Ingersoll Grand Opening Event
Maker of large additive and subtractive machines adds capacity in Rockford, Illinois.
Read MoreVelo3D’S Sapphire XC 1MZ EnableS Large-format Metal 3D Printing
The printer is designed to significantly increase throughput up to 400% and lower costs by up to 75% compared to the original Sapphire.
Read MoreMassivit 10,000 Additive Tooling System for Composites Manufacturing
Rapid + TCT 2022: The system utilizes the the company’s Cast In Motion technology, which is said to enable direct printing of complex molds using high-performance casting materials.
Read MoreThermwood LSAM 510 Additive Printer Useful for Molding, Tooling
RAPID 2022: Thermwood’s LSAM 510 additive printer features a single fixed gantry and a 5 × 10 ft. moving table with a 4 ft. maximum print height and a maximum temperature of 450°C.
Read MorePrintFoam Develops 3D Printer for High-Throughput Foam Applications
PrintFoam says its 3D printing technology creates closed-cell foam parts that are faster, lighter and less expensive to produce than other photopolymer technologies.
Read MoreLincoln Electric Helps Get Chevron Refinery Back Online
Lincoln Electric worked with Chevron to accelerate refinery maintenance using Lincoln Electric’s 3D metal printing solution.
Read MoreHow Large-Format 3D Printing Supports Micro-Scale Hydropower
There is potential hydroelectric power that has never been unlocked because of the difficulty in capturing it. At Cadens, additive manufacturing is the key to customizing micro-scale water turbine systems to generate electricity from smaller dams and waterways.
WatchMorf3D, Siemens Advanta Collaborate on Applied Digital Manufacturing Center
Digital planning for Long Beach, California, factory will evolve into an ongoing technology development partnership between the two companies.
Read MoreIngersoll Supports Alfa Romeo F1 Team
The partnership includes the creation of a joint development lab involving the Camozzi Research Center (CRC) in Milan, Italy, and the Sauber Technologies headquarters in Hinwil, Switzerland.
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