3D Printing News

Generally known to the public as 3D printing, the term designates processes used to manufacture parts in volume by adding materials. Industrials refer to this technique as additive manufacturing.

This 3D printer can automatically determine parameters for unknown materials

With the focus on sustainability, one realizes that materials that are described as sustainable, also require some adjustment to be processed by a 3D printer. To print a new material from scratch, one must typically...

Additive Talks | How to ensure a pragmatic use of AM across the digital supply chain?

While exact estimates are hard to determine, market analysts agree with the fact that spare parts manufacturing is a multi-billion-dollar industry – given the fact that it spans different vertical industries, some of them...

Aurora Labs fabricates metal 3D-printed parts for Australian gas turbines

Metal 3D printer manufacturer Aurora Labs is currently fabricating different models of micro gas turbines: the 200N Class gas turbine and the 400N Class model. A micro gas turbine is a combustion engine at the...

Nikon unveils new metal 3D printer and 3D Scanner

With this new 3D printer, the OEM targets industrial applications such as repairing turbine blades and molds With the acquisition of SLM Solutions by Nikon, we had almost forgotten that Nikon had decided to become...

ADDITƐD returns from 3 to 7 June as part of BIEMH, with major Additive Manufacturing companies

The new edition of ADDITƐD, Spain's leading trade show focusing on Additive Manufacturing, will be held from 3 to 7 June at Bilbao Exhibition Centre. Over five days, this eighth edition will showcase the latest...

Pinarello unveils 3D printed Scalmalloy Bolide F HR bikes for team Italy at the Olympic Games

With the Olympic Games around the corner, organizations are looking to enhance their sports equipment to get a chance to win a medal. Pinarello S.p.A., an Italian bicycle manufacturer based in Treviso, Italy, recently...

Hunt Valve to produce a 3D-printed valve assembly for U.S. Navy Submarines

The 3D-printed assembly would be the first to be installed on a U.S. submarine  Hunt Valve, a Fairbanks Morse Defense (FMD) company, has been awarded a contract by the Maritime Sustainment Technology and Innovation Consortium (MSTIC) to produce a 3D printed valve...

Steakholder Foods introduces SHMeat and SHFish blends with Advanced 3D food printing

Steakholder Foods, a provider of 3D printing technology and services for plant-based food industries, has developed blended ingredients that could be used to produce plant-based fish and steak alternatives. These SHMeat and SHFish blends are...

Ceramic 3D printing role in hydrogen production is more tangible. 3DCeram demonstrates it in the HyP3D project

When we started discussing what a renewable energy transition with Additive Manufacturing (AM) looks like, a key focus was unconsciously placed on the role of metal 3D printing technologies like LPBF. Interestingly, various projects...

3D printing & Packaging: Baralan unveils 3D decoration for cosmetic packaging

Baralan, an expert in packaging for the cosmetics industry, has developed GP3DPrint, a water-based 3D decorating service for cosmetic packaging. The company has worked in collaboration with 3D printer manufacturer Stratasys and glass/plastic coatings...

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