Prototyping

Metal

Digital Alloys Offers Joule Printing as a Service

Rapid 2019: Digital Alloys highlights Joule Printing, its metal 3D printing process that will be used to make parts for customers later this year.

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Basics

What Is Directed Energy Deposition?

Analyzing directed energy deposition and powder-bed fusion provides a thorough understanding of the extra machining necessary for a “near-net shape” versus a “net shape” manufacturing process.

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Polymer

Sisma's Everes 3D Printers Limit Human Error

Rapid 2019: Sisma’s Everes Zero and Everes Uno digital light processing-based (DLP-based) 3D printers are said to be fast and accurate.

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Production

Henkel, Origin Collaborate on Open Materials Platform

Henkel and Origin have partnered on Origin’s open materials platform to promote final parts production and the adoption of 3D printing technology.

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Materials

Ultimaker S5 Desktop 3D Printer Enables Print Core Swap in Seconds

Rapid 2019: The Ultimaker S5 desktop 3D printer combines dual extrusion, advanced connectivity and an open filament system to make 3D printing accessible for more applications.

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Postprocessing

XRize Desktop 3D Printer Provides Full-Color Parts

Rapid 2019: Rize’s XRize 3D desktop printer is designed to minimize processing and cleaning needs while manufacturing functional parts.

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Metal

Protolabs Metal 3D Printing Meets Demanding Part Requirements

Rapid 2019: Protolabs’ direct metal laser sintering (DMLS) process is designed for demanding applications.

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Postprocessing

Thermwood Hybrid Machine Produces Near-Net-Shape Parts

Rapid 2019: Thermwood’s Large Scale Additive Manufacturing (LSAM) system uses both 3D printing and machining to produce a near-net-shape product.

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Basics

Video: Inside the Penn State Additive Manufacturing Master's Program, Part 4

Kevin White, mechanical engineer at the Naval Nuclear Lab and student at Penn State, shares how a higher education in AM provides benefits beyond technical training.

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Software

Dow, ECCO, Dassault Design 3D-Printed, Customizable Midsoles

Dow, ECCO and Dassault Systèmes have collaborated on a footwear customization project called Quant-U, that combines the customer’s individual biomechanical data, Silastic 3D 3335 liquid silicone rubber (LSR) from Dow and additive manufacturing (AM).

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