Prototyping

How Additive Manufacturing Is Like Manufacturing in General

Two founders of a business leveraging binder jetting for contract production follow service, workflow and quality practices familiar to job shops and other conventional producers.

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Medical & Dental

Replique Enhances 3D Printing Material Hub, Expands Production Network With Traditional Technologies

Formnext 2024: Replique has also collaborated with several health care providers to develop 3D printed innovations such as a fully 3D printed containment valve and new rollator with a 3D printed frame.

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The Cool Parts Show Celebrates 5 Years

AM video series featuring end-use parts made through 3D printing to host special live anniversary episode. Join us!

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3D Printed Metal Vibenite 350 Testing Indicates Biocompatibility for Implant Use

The material is both wear and corrosive resistant, and could be well suited as an implant material where wear resistance is essential, such as human joints.

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Defense

US Navy Successfully Utilizes Additec’s Liquid Metal Jetting Technoloy While Afloat

The U.S. Navy successfully used a Liquid Metal Jetting (LMJ) 3D printer aboard one of its vessels, enabling them to print high-strength aluminum alloy parts on-demand while in port. This innovation can change how critical parts are manufactured in remote or challenging environments to potentially reshape naval operations.

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Postprocessing

Collaborators Developing Green Part Processing Solution for Cold Metal Fusion Technology

Formnext 2024: The AutoSmooth project was launched last year to develop a fully automated process chain for unpacking, depowdering and surface treatment of cold metal fusion parts.

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Cool Parts

The Cool Parts Show Celebrates Five-Year Anniversary

Video series featuring end-use parts made through 3D printing to host special live anniversary episode.

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LPBF

3D Printing Enables a Larger "Sweet Spot" Relative to This Golf Club's Size: The Cool Parts Show #77

Cobra Puma Golf's Limit3D iron uses 3D printed stainless lattices to remove weight from the interior so that it can be reintroduced with tungsten inserts that lower the center of gravity. The combination offers a smaller, sleeker club head with the forgiveness of a larger one. 

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Ceramic

BMF Expands Material Options for Microscale 3D Printers With High-Performance Resins

The company says the new high-performance materials can unlock advanced applications across electronics, medical and industrial sectors.

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Polymer

Xolo Collaborates With Swarovski to Develop Xolography-Based Crystal Glass Manufacturing

Xolo says its Xolography volumetric printing technology enables the creation of intricate glass components with unprecedented clarity and detail.

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