Post-processing for Additive Manufacturing

AM Solutions, the additive manufacturing brand of Rösler, has just announced a new collaboration with Alfa Romeo Racing ORLEN. The motorsport company aims to boost the post-processing of 3D printed parts by enhancing automation, and...

Machine Manufacturer Solukon has expanded its business activities in the UK, Ireland and Canadian Additive Manufacturing (AM) markets. Since the beginning of the year, the expert in automated powder removal systems is not only involved...

Over time, I came to realize one thing about those who are passionate about Additive Manufacturing. When they are working for a leading company of the industry, they will end up creating a spin-off...

Since it emerged from its stealth mode with the release of its Gravity SLS 3D printer, Wematter has not been resting on its laurels. The Sweden-based company has continuously been investing extra miles to...

Last year, when the pandemic was at its peak, some companies had to slow down their activities and refocus on some internal projects while others were signing new collaborations. AM-Flow was part of this...

Following the announcement of their partnership earlier at the beginning of this month, Postprocess Technologies unveils a new resin removal solution specifically for the Carbon 3D printers. Named DEMI 910, the new solution works with...

PRES-X, a BEAMIT Group company, and post-processing expert GPAINNOVA are partnering to improve surface finish in some of the most demanding industrial sectors: Healthcare, Automotive, Industrial engineering and Aeronautics. The announcement follows the recent launch...

Expert in depowdering of 3D printed parts Solukon is determined to work closely with its partners to bridge the gap between the printing process and all steps related to the post-processing phase. The latest partnership...

ExOne and Solukon Maschinenbau GmbH work together on the development of a new depowdering station for binder jet 3D printing. If you are a regular reader of 3D ADEPT Media, then those names should be...

My editor colleagues used to talk about their “AM dream M&As” but I like to see applications on the ground, and tend to imagine what would happen if some technologies are used together in...