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The effect of piezoelectric excitation in an automated depowdering process: the case of medical 3D printed parts.

Key insights into a depowdering test with a build plate of medical 3D printed parts Once you’ve decided that an automated depowdering machine is the right device for your (medical) 3D printed parts, the next...
Cleat Guards, EPU, Tidal 3D™ Elite, Carbon, 3D Printed

Hypsole introduces 3D printed cleat guards

Sports footwear company Hypsole has developed its first model of 3D printed cleat guards – Tidal 3D™ Elite. It is compatible with several cleat models for rugby, football, baseball, soccer, frisbee, and lacrosse.  Jes Christian,...
breast implant, Stratasys’ Origin® printer, CollPlant

The Stratasys’ Origin® printer to be tested for CollPlant’s 3D-printed breast implants

CollPlant Biotechnologies and OEM 3D printer manufacturer Stratasys Ltd. have initiated a pre-clinical study with 200cc commercial-sized regenerative implants produced with the Stratasys Origin® printer.  Both companies have been working together since last year. They...
AL250 3D, metal 3D printer, Inconel 625

Aurora Labs now provides AM services with its newest metal 3D printer

Aurora Labs Limited (A3D) announced it provides the latest industrial printing metal printer AL250 3D. Designed, engineered, and made by the company in its Australia-based facility, the AL250 3D metal printer can be mainly...
Cloud Slicing, 3D Printing

3DPrinterOS integrates Prusa Slicer for cloud slicing

3DPrinterOS, the cloud-based 3D printing management platform from 3D Control Systems, announced the integration of Prusa Slicer as its newest cloud-slicing feature.  The integration will bring plenty of modifications to the 3D printing experience with...
Yale University, CNC, LMM, Ceremonial Mace, Additive Manufacturing

A ceremonial mace manufactured using CNC & LMM technology

A ceremonial mace designed using CNC & LMM technology by graduate Jacob Eldred, an artist and engineer for Yale University's School of Engineering, drew our attention as it combines conventional and Additive Manufacturing technologies.  While...
L-PBF, AMiRIS®, MetalFab

Additive Industries and Additive Assurance to provide L-PBF users with in-situ monitoring

Additive Industries, a metal 3D printer manufacturer, teams up with Additive Assurance to drive quality assurance in Laser Powder Bed Fusion (L-PBF) 3D printers. It means Additive Assurance's AMiRIS® in situ quality assurance solution...
EV, 3D Printing, Ford

Ford accelerates EV development using 3D printing

With the ongoing transition to EVs, Ford Cologne's PD Merkenich development center relied on AM to speed up work on the design of the Ford all-electric Explorer, the manufacturer’s first EV for the European...
AMUG Conference, Workshops, Professionals, Additive Manufacturing

Online registration for the 2025 AMUG conference is now open

AMUG is a non-profit organization that brings together professionals in the Additive Manufacturing sector. The annual gatherings offer community members workshops, hands-on experiences, and technical presentations for over 3 decades.  AMUG (Additive Manufacturing Users Group)...
production, process, 3d printing

Atlas Copco saves time (90%) & costs (30%) with EOS industrial 3D printing

A supplier of industrial 3D printing solutions, EOS has helped Atlas Copco move to an in-house polymer-based AM (Additive Manufacturing) process.  Atlas Copco manufactures compressors, vacuum solutions, generators, pumps, power tools, and assembly systems for...

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