Metal Additive Manufacturing

A wide range of different technologies can be used in the metal Additive Manufacturing field today. This segment looks at these technologies and the way they are leveraged by industries.

Farsoon launches new large-format polymer 3D printer, celebrates the grand opening of its metal 3D printing facility

This year at Formnext 2024, OEM Farsoon demonstrated it can go even bigger when it comes to part production. The 3D printer manufacturer unveiled the Flight® HT601P-4, a large-format polymer PBF system featuring quad...

Additive Manufacturing Solutions Ltd. creates sustainable and secure titanium supply

Titanium and its alloys have been readily used in many industries to great effect however it is the aerospace sector which has seen the main benefits. Titanium has very high strength and low mass...

A 3D printed submarine component utilizing a 3D printed impeller to be installed on a U.S vessel

Curtiss-Wright’s EMS Division has delivered a submarine component with a 3D printed impeller that will be installed in a U.S. Navy vessel. Curtiss-Wright Corporation provides engineered products, solutions and services mainly to Aerospace & Defense markets,...
Interspectral, Metal AM, AM Explorer, EOS, ESCROW, RES2AM

Interspectral continues to make its software compatible with different metal AM processes

Since it raised its latest funding round, SaaS provider Interspectral didn’t rest on its laurels. The company has been collaborating with different OEMs in the industry and is now involved in two other R&D...

Colibrium Additive on the challenges their Binder Jet Series 3 addresses and possible applications

For those who were not at RAPID+TCT 2024, Formnext 2024 was the opportunity to discover in real life the new colors of GE Additive which recently rebranded as Colibrium Additive. As Shaun Wootton, Head...

Formnext 2024: The problem vs The opportunity in the solution

In what has become an annual tradition for the Additive Manufacturing world, Mesago, the organizer of Formnext, hosted this year 864 exhibitors (of whom 61% were international), and 34.404 visitors (of whom 48% were...
WAAM3D, RoboWAAM XP, CWGMA, 3D Printer, Integrated Systems, Formnext

WAAM3D unveils its largest 3D printer to date: the RoboWAAM XP

On the heels of the introduction of MiniWAAM®, British startup WAAM3D goes bigger with the launch of its RoboWAAM® XP at this year’s Formnext. The 3D printer is based on the company’s patented Cold-Wire...
BIC, ValCUN, 3DoP, Formnext 2024, Additive Manufacturing, AM, Benelux

ValCUN joins Brainport Industry Campus (BIC) to foster the growth of its AM process in the Benelux region

ValCUN, headquartered in Belgium, aims to establish metal Additive Manufacturing as a complementary process to conventional methods like milling, turning, and casting. As a reminder, ValCUN provides a molten metal deposition (MMD) described as...
assonic, Metal Powder, Additive Manufacturing, Reactive, Formnext 2024, Circuit

assonic develops a 2-in-1 reactive metal powder preparation system for Additive Manufacturing

Machine manufacturer assonic Dorstener Siebtechnik unveils this week at Formnext 2024, a new reactive metal powder preparation system for Additive Manufacturing. The system stands out from the crowd due to its ability to operate...
Dyndrite, Nikon SLM, Metal 3D Printing, LPBF, Additive Manufacturing

Dyndrite and Nikon SLM Solutions emphasize open architecture in metal 3D printing. Here is how

Since its very first steps on the market, Dyndrite – A developer of the GPU-accelerated computation engine, has been a true advocate of “open manufacturing”. In an “open Additive Manufacturing approach,” hardware and software...