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This segment is about the latest activities in the additive manufacturing industry: mergers & acquisitions, careers, distribution, money & funding.

Lithoz pursues multi-material 3D printing advancements with investment in AMAREA

On the heels of the recent launch of its multi-material 3D printer CeraFab Multi 2M30, ceramic 3D printing company Lithoz continues to push multimaterial 3D printing technique through the acquisition of a strategic share...

ArcelorMittal officially debuts on the Additive Manufacturing industry as a steel powder supplier

A new business unit, ArcelorMittal Powders, has been established to commercialise the output of the atomiser. Indian steel giant ArcelorMittal is the latest newcomer to effectively join the AM industry. So far, the Belgian subsidiary...

Ricoh and Siemens Digital Industries Software are working on the industrialization of aluminum Binder Jetting process

Aluminium 3D printed parts production enters a new phase as AM company Ricoh joins hands with Siemens Digital Industries Software for industrialization of its aluminium Binder Jetting (BJT) solution.  The 3D printing service provider is...

6K Additive strengthens its portfolio with titanium and refractory metals through the acquisition of Global Metal Powders

6K Additive, a division of 6K Inc. that specializes in the production of AM materials and metal alloys, has acquired Global Metal Powders (GMP) for an undisclosed amount. The acquisition brings additional proprietary manufacturing and...

ValCUN achieves important milestone, unveils its Minerva 3D printer and printhead at Formnext 2023

One always remembers the first time we do something new. For a machine manufacturer, the very first sale is proof that their product has gone beyond the MVP stage to enable potential real-world applications....

Schaeffler acquires Aerosint SA, a (now) former Desktop Metal company

Both parties have agreed not to disclose details of the transaction. Remember Shaeffler, the machine manufacturer that recently debuted in the AM market. Well, it has just acquired Aerosint, a now former Desktop Metal AM...

Airbus Helicopters goes one step further in its AM journey with the opening of a 3D printing centre

With over 9,400 locking shafts produced today via Additive Manufacturing, Airbus Helicopters is taking the next phase on its journey with the opening of its 3D printing centre, at its Donauwörth site. Airbus strives to...

Replique simplifies selection of 3D printing materials with open material database

Replique, a provider of a decentralized 3D printing platform, has developed an open material database for Additive Manufacturing. The company aims to make the collective material knowledge accessible within the 3D printing community, ultimately...

INTAMSYS 3D printers get upgraded with Kimya filaments

High-performing 3D filaments maker KIMYA, belonging to the ARMOR group has announced a partnership with 3D printer manufacturer  INTAMSYS to offer a better 3D printing experience to customers. The two AM companies are partnering  in...

Solukon’s upgraded Digital-Factory-Tool can now measure the carbon footprint of depowdering

Germany-based automated depowdering company Solukon is enhancing its two-and-a-half-year-old Digital Factory Tool (DFT) with a carbon footprint measuring solution.  To fulfill its role in comprehensive quality monitoring and the digital integration of the machines, Solukon...