Prototyping
Watch: Freeform Injection Molding (FIM) Demonstration
Alba Enterprises demonstrates Addifab's Freeform Injection Molding (FIM) process using 3D printed mold inserts at Amerimold 2019.
Read More6K's Onyx In718 Metal Powder Created from Sustainable Sources
6K’s Onyx In718 premium nickel alloy metal powder is said to be derived from certified chemistry sustainable sources.
Read MoreRenishaw, Sandvik Collaborate on Validating AM Materials
Since 2018, the two companies have worked together to develop process parameters for a range of Sandvik metal powders.
Read More"Stereolithography for Metals" Produces Detailed Parts
Lithography-based Metal Manufacturing (LMM), a new technique developed by Incus uses a curing process based on stereolithography to build green metal parts with photopolymer.
Read MoreSiemens Launches AM Network
The Siemens AM Network is designed for enterprises, suppliers and partners that are looking to accelerate the adoption of AM for industrial processes and applications.
Read MoreAnisoprint Launches ProM IS 500 Industrial 3D Printer
ProM IS 500 is said to be the first industrial printer for continuous fiber-reinforced high-temperature plastics.
Read MoreDesktop Metal Expands Metal Portfolio with Chromoly Steel
Desktop Metal expands its metal portfolio with the launch of 4140 Chromoly steel for industrial applications. Studio System users will now be able to 3D print couplings, connecting rods, pump shafts, pinions, worm gears and more.
Read MoreArkema Furthers Involvement in Materials Market
Arkema’s involvement in the materials markets expands as the company puts out new materials in the range of its 3D printing solutions platform.
Read MoreFelixPrinters Balances Form and Function in Offerings
FelixPrinters’ Pro L and XL machines are said to offer easily installation within a manufacturing setting, and both come with a range of automated and intelligent features that remove many of the tedious and time-consuming hurdles often associated with AM and speed up the overall process.
Read MoreThermwood’s LSAM Uses Subtractive Methods in Additive Process
Thermwood’s Large Scale Additive Manufacturing (LSAM) system performs both additive and subtractive functions on the same machine.
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