Tekna, a discreet development on the AM market in France
Tekna is on the right track to develop industrial powders for additive manufacturing (AM). The company, that specializes in plasma systems and advanced materials,...
The UL Blue Card enables recognition & certification of 3D Printing materials
Plastics manufacturers are often quite lost when it comes to know to what extent 3D printing technology will affect their market and operations. Indeed,...
PyroGenesis and Aubert & Duval: their exclusive partnership to supply plasma atomized titanium powder to the European AM market
PyroGenesis, a Canada-based company that develops and commercializes plasma atomized metal powder, plasma waste-to-energy systems and plasma torch products, has found its way to...
Velo3D and Praxair to develop metal AM powders for the aerospace industry
The qualification of powders enables their use for a specific technology within given sectors of the industry. Velo3D, the manufacturer of the Sapphire system,...
MIT Researchers have improved their glass 3D printer: G3DP2
In September 2015, MIT Researchers demonstrated the possibility to 3D print optically transparent glass objects. The main challenge at that time was the high...
Advanced BioCarbon 3D has launched a wood-based 3D printer filament
A Canada-based bioplastic company has developed wood-based 3D printing material. In an environment where both companies and individuals are making efforts to fight against...
Thank you for the 2018 3D printing innovations!
2018 has been significant for several reasons. For the industry, 2018 has been marked by innovations, partnerships, acquisitions and amazing use cases.
However, beyond the...
Meet H13 tool steel, first material of many for Markforged Metal X 3D printing system
In order to achieve its goal to change the way things are made, Markforged adds to the Metal X 3D printing system the H13...
3DGence unveils a soluble support material for PEEK printouts
Polish manufacturer of 3D printers 3DGence brings a game changer in 3D printing processes with the launch of a soluble support material for PEEK...
Materialise reveals its 3D printing trends for 2019
D-D-19 and we will be celebrating the new year. At this moment, companies are currently taking stock and making resolutions for 2019. Others such...