€18m to expand Irish 3D printing capabilities
€18 Million. The total amount that will be spent in Ireland by Henkel, specialist in chemistry and consumer goods. Its strategic predicts the opening...
3D Print Congress & Exhibition 2018: Stratasys and its multimaterial printing
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Partnerships that led to 3D Manufacturing solutions this week
Remember, in the April issue of 3D Adept Mag, we laid emphasis on the fact that partnerships are the winning combination for 3D printing...
Create it REAL increasingly attracts companies with secured 3D printing
Known for its real time processor dedicated to 3D printing, Create it Real recently announced new partnerships to improve 3D printing processes of companies.
As...
First announcements of the 3D Print Congress & Exhibition
For its 4th edition, the 3D Print business show in Lyon opened its doors yesterday and welcomes a wide range of companies in the...
BigRep and the PVA filament
Following the airless tire and the custom rims, BigRep unveils its new PVA filament. Soluble in water, the filament would be odorless and nontoxic....
Armor 3D becomes Kimya
Three years after a single observation of the market by Pierre-Antoine Pluvinage, Business Development Director for the Armor Group and the launch of Amor...
The Bottery: the workshop that combines 3D printing in ceramic with craft traditions
Bottery will certainly make you think of “pottery”. We are not really far from the meaning of this word. Conceived by Emerging Objects (a...
Ceramic, a controversial material in the 3D printing industry
Ceramic is a material that allows 3D printing of ceramic parts outside high-tech laboratories or without the use of expensive machinery.Its use is still...
ColorFabb offers users unique filaments through its service “Color on demand”
We know how much it can be important that our print presents the exact color we have chosen for our filament or how hard...