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Do Distributors Dream of Digital Inventory? Würth Additive Group Does
It’s more than a dream for Würth Additive Group and its parent company, in fact. Along with supplying additive equipment, the group is now developing solutions for sourcing 3D printed parts in a reliable, elastic digital inventory model.
Read MoreEOS, Volkmann Collaborate on Automated Powder Transfer Solution
The Volkmann EOS Edition seamlessly integrates with EOS 3D printers.
Read MoreFarsoon Develops Ultra Temperature UT252P Plastic LPBF system
The UT252P is based on Farsoon’s 252P laser powder bed fusion system and was developed to offer an even higher chamber temperature capacity for processing materials with high melting points over 340°C.
Read MoreAmerica Makes Awards $3.2M for Delta Qual Project Winners
The project call winners are tasked with creating qualified additive manufacturing (AM) processes that offer rapid and affordable flexibility in crucial processes, postprocessing and material feedstock variables, while efficiently validating a qualified AM material through statistical analysis.
Read More3D Printed Lattice for Mars Sample Return Crash Landing: The Cool Parts Show Bonus
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory employs laser powder bed fusion additive manufacturing plus chemical etching to create strong, lightweight lattice structures optimized to protect rock samples from Mars during their violent arrival on earth.
WatchCompanies Sign Letter of Intent to Provide Certified 3D Printed Cabin Solutions
Materialise, Proponent and Stirling Dynamics aim to support the aerospace aftermarket with the design, production and distribution of certified 3D printed cabin solutions.
Read MoreDyeMansion Delivers 1,000th Machine to Zeiss Vision Care
The machine will be used at Zeiss Vision Care’s Aalen, Germany, site to additively develop and manufacture tools and components for the production of individual precision eyeglass lenses.
Read MoreCastor Offers Free Trial Version of Automatic Part Identification Software
Castor is offering a free trial version of its industrial manufacturing software for automatic part identification, enabling potential customers to explore the software’s capabilities.
Read MoreWhy the Long View Favors AM: Manufacturers at Each Step Face a Choice to Rely Less on Tooling
Additive is now too well-established for its successes to be dislodged by market change. Meanwhile, the most important factor is the promise that will continue to drive adoption.
Read MoreWhat We Found at Formnext 2023
New metal processes, new possibilities for existing processes, the next step for copper and more. Here is a summary drawing on all our reporting from November’s event.
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