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New Kimura U.S. Metal Casting Plant Relies Entirely on 3D Printing for Molds and Cores
Printing foundry molds and cores without hard tooling will speed leadtimes and make small quantities of castings affordable, the company says. Its proprietary process advances the detail and finish obtainable from casting using sand 3D printing.
Read MoreKodak Partners with Evolve Additive Solutions
Kodak and Evolve scale production capabilities and speed of additive manufacturing with electrophotographic technology.
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Matsuura Announces Partnership with CMD
Custom Mold and Design (CMD) and Matsuura USA will collaborate in applying Matsuura’s Lumex technology for the mold industry.
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First Additive Manufactured Part to Be Installed on GE Engines
The FAA has given “change in design” approval for additively manufactured power door opening system (PDOS) brackets.
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Hybrid Manufacturing Requires Advanced Inspection Software
Machining excess material to finish hybrid parts requires in-process validation to verify that the part is reaching desired profiles and tolerances.
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Authentise Teams Up with Autodesk for AM Workflow
Autodesk and Authentise collaborate to deliver an integrated workflow for additive manufacturing.
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Plural Additive Manufacturing Partners with TRAK Machine Tools
Trak Machine Tools will now sell and support Plural Additive Manufacturing’s 3ntr systems through its direct sales representatives, its resellers and its showrooms.
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A Public-Private Partnership Aims to Save Additive from Itself
Overwhelming process variables for metal additive manufacturing processes are derailing AM’s adoption for critical parts in aerospace. Colorado’s ADAPT Center—and its growing cache of data—is seeking common ground.
Read MoreCECIMO Releases Online Course
The MachinE Tool Alliance for Skills (METALS) project has released an online course on additive manufacturing.
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Fast-Tracking the Supply Chain with 3D-Printed Tooling, Strategic Partners
Catalysis Additive Tooling is building a one-stop supply chain for production quantities ranging from one to one million. 3D-printed tooling and relationships are key.
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