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.

FOCUS | Designing for depowdering: Optimizing 3D printed parts from the start

We’ve often preached the benefits of DfAM (Design for Additive Manufacturing) in terms of lightweighting, topology optimization, and part consolidation —but one critical aspect...

3D Systems introduces a new wax 3D printer for jewelry manufacturing

To expand the possibilities in jewelry manufacturing, AM solutions provider 3D Systems introduces a new wax 3D printer. Named MJP 300W Plus, the machine...

Bambu Lab opens a retail store in Shenzhen

For its retail debut, OEM Bambu Lab chose the right country: China. The company’s flagship store, located in Shenzhen’s Nanshan District, spans 244 square...

Kinectrics and Burloak Technologies achieve first metal 3D printing application for the nuclear industry

Four years ago, Kinectrics, a division of BWX Technologies Inc. and Burloak Technologies, a division of Samuel, Son & Co., joined forces to develop...

WASP introduces a new large-scale pellet 3D printer

Aligned with its goal of facilitating printing with 100% recycled materials directly from raw pellets, Italian machine manufacturer WASP introduces a new pellet 3D...

Polyplastics develops a solution that transforms resins into 3D printing powders

Polyplastics Group, an expert in engineering thermoplastics, has developed a solution that transforms high-performance resins into fine powders. Called DURAST® Powder technology, this solution can...
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Caracol acquires Weber Additive

Caracol recently expanded its robotic large-format additive manufacturing’s portfolio with the acquisition of Hans Weber Maschinenfabrik GmbH’s AM division (Weber Additive). With a century of...

3DCeram Sinto on why specific technical ceramics are best suited for large, 3D printed space parts

— And how CERIA helps achieve the minimum number of iterations during manufacturing. 3DCeram will be exhibiting at Formnext, in Hall 11, C68.   Five years...

3D printed heat exchanger achieves a 27% higher power density than a traditional heat exchanger

Of all the computational design methods that exist, I have always found captivating the synergy between topology optimization and additive manufacturing (AM). A group...

Airway Management receives FDA approval for 3D printed sleep apnea device

Airway Management proudly announces a historic milestone with the FDA clearance of Nylon flexTAP®, a digitally printed single-point midline oral appliance device for sleep apnea. This...