Mold Tooling
Stratasys, ECCO Partner to Innovate Footwear Manufacturing Using 3D Printing Technology
Stratasys Origin One 3D printers and custom materials from Henkel Loctite are said to lower costs and shorten mold fabrication time.
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MVP Updates Large-Scale Thermoset Composite AM System
The RAM 48 has a print area of 4 ft. × 8 ft. with modular, expandable 4 ft. × 4 ft. sections to enable custom build dimensions.
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Airtech’s Dahltram Resins Approved for Use on All Thermwood LSAM 3D Printers
The company says its Dahltram range of resins are suitable for multiple print platforms, providing production flexibility with end-use material validation.
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Westminster Tool Awarded $100,000 Grant for Additive Technology
Westminster Tool joins six manufacturing companies in Connecticut as recipients of the latest Additive Manufacturing Adoption Program (AMAP) grant.
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Over 1 Million End Parts Produced With Mold Made on Mantle Metal 3D Printers
Over 1 million end-use plastic parts produced using mold tooling made via the TrueShape system for making precise steel tooling rapidly using 3D printing.
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Research Partners Building World’s Largest Sand Binder Jetting Printer
3D printing provides flexibility to produce large turbine components near offshore wind projects, lowering transportation costs and offering environmental benefits.
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‘Tera 250’ Becomes ‘Fabrica 2.0 Machine” Following Acquisition by Nano Dimension
Nano Dimension changes name of Nanofabrica Ltd. to ‘Nano Dimension’s Fabrica Group.’
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ExOne Launches X1 Tooling Industrial-Grade 3D Printed Tooling Solutions
X1 Tooling offers manufacturers fast, affordable and local tooling options for the final production of metal, plastic and composite designs.
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Essentium Acquiring Collider's DLP AM Technology
Company plans to advance Collider’s Programmable Tooling, which combines the speed of Digital Light Processing 3D printing and the material strength of injection molding.
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Erofio Group 3D Prints First Part on GE Additive Concept Laser M Line
Mold core successfully additively manufactured on first attempt, using hot work tool steel, in a six-day test build.
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