Prototyping
Triditive, Foxconn Developing Binder Jetting Technology
The companies are developing the first prototype and materials for subsequent commercialization.
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Sandvik’s Cemented Carbide Offers Wear Resistance, Design Freedom
Company says its cemented carbide is one of the hardest materials available in 3D printed shape.
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How Siemens Energy Applies Additive Manufacturing for Power Generation and More
At an applications center in Orlando, Florida, a small team of AM specialists is spanning industries by 3D printing parts to support both Siemens Energy power generation systems and external customers.
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Uniformity Labs’ Stainless Steel Powders Deliver Improved Mechanical Properties
The powders are said to deliver improved mechanical properties at much higher throughput in laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) additive manufacturing.
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Siemens, Roboze Working to Create Complete Additive Manufacturing Workflows
Siemens chooses Roboze ARGO 500 industrial 3D printer for its Charlotte Advanced Technology Collaboration Hub (CATCH) to further industrialize additive manufacturing in the U.S.
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Peugeot Creates Stylish Accessories
Designers found additive manufacturing provides the look, feel and function they wanted to accessorize the new Peugeot 308.
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Arch Medical Solutions Acquires Amplify Additive
With this acquisition, Arch Medical Solutions enters the additive manufacturing market to offer more innovative solutions for customers within the medical device contract manufacturing market.
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B9Creations Offers Customizable 3D Printer Platform
The customizable 3D printer platform is available in five configurations, all designed to deliver volume production and effective resolution.
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3D Printed Brackets Secure Fuel for Nuclear Power: The Cool Parts Show #45
Can additive manufacturing improve the design of nuclear power plants? These steel brackets are the first step.
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The Additive Manufacturing Process: An Expectation of Consistency
In production additive manufacturing, producing good parts isn’t enough. Understanding the full fabrication process is the first step toward controlling it and ensuring ongoing consistency in the end-use parts.
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