Production
Four Tips for Moving to Additive Production
Follow these steps to develop a coherent strategy for entering the world of additive manufacturing.
Read MoreExOne Metal Binder Jetting Now Offered Through Xometry
ExOne binder jetting offers Xometry customers a fast and cost-effective way to 3D print metal prototypes and production parts.
Read MoreWayland Additive Sets 2021 Launch Date for NeuBeam Production System
The new powder bed fusion (PBF) process is said to overcome many of the limitations for manufacturing large complex metal components.
Read MoreNexa3D Expands Ultra-Fast Polymers Line
Portfolio of high-speed polymer production solutions includes both photoplastic and thermoplastic capabilities.
Read MoreDSM’s Glass-Filled Polypropylene for Demanding Applications
Glass-filled polypropylene (PP) pellet material was developed especially for 3D printing, enabling easy and consistent production of structural and demanding applications using fused granulate fabrication technology.
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ExOne's Scout App Monitors Industrial 3D Printers
App provides real-time machine monitoring and analysis of production 3D printers on a range of digital devices, including smart phones and watches.
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Metal 3D Printing Makes Combustion More Efficient
John Zink Hamworthy Combustion is finding success with Bound Metal Deposition (BMD) for prototypes and replacement parts, but the real promise it sees is in new designs that couldn’t be made any other way.
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A New Partnership Offers Large-Scale 3D Printing and Five-Axis Machining
The side-by-side product offering from Cincinnati Inc. and Multiax America aims to provide high-throughput AM production for large parts under one roof.
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Topology Optimization Delivers Nonintuitive Design Features for Legacy Part (Includes Video)
Refurbishing a legacy turbine engine for energy efficiency provided the opportunity to demonstrate topology optimization in concert with metal 3D printing. The design for this torque arm comes from computer simulation insight refined with a human touch.
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Retraction Footwear Is the Sustainable Manufacturing Business of the Future
Retraction Footwear offers a new way of buying flip-flops that are made to suit each customer. But the company also represents a new way of thinking about production, in a circular economy loop that encompasses material, design, manufacturing, product and end-of-life.
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