21 3D Printed Titanium Parts from VELO3D are flying in Boom Supersonic XB-1 Aircraft
XB-1 is ready to fly - with 21 Titanium 3D-printed parts
Following a series of qualification trials on VELO3D’s Sapphire system, the partnership between Boom...
More on “depowdering” for medical 3D printed parts
Remember when we explained that post-processing in additive manufacturing of medical parts is a matter of liability? Well, we recently attended a webinar that...
This 3D printed electric motorcycle saves more energy thanks to smart two-wheel drive
The team used Stereolithography (SLA), Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) and Selective Laser Melting (SLM) to 3D print several design parts of the casing and...
Sinterit makes on print preparation twice as fast thanks to Dedicated Powder Tools
Have you ever heard that if you control the powder, you control the process? While many still doubt of the rationale behind implementing a...
INFINAM®: Evonik’s new brand name for its ready-to-use 3D-printing materials
Evonik has recently unveiled a distinctive product name for its range of ready-to-use 3D printing materials: INFINAM®.
In the future, all Evonik’s ready-to-use materials for...
What to expect from Formnext Connect and most importantly, how should AM companies prepare for it?
Key Insights from Sascha F. Wenzler Vice President of Formnext
Formnext Connect will take place virtually from 10-12 November 2020With 852 exhibitors split into...
Desktop Anisoprinting, the 3-in-1 solution that helps operators navigate through continuous fiber 3D printing
Anisoprint has announced today a new package that will help companies navigate through their composite 3D printing journey. Named Desktop Anisoprinting, the solution includes...
How 3D Printed Titanium Motor Nodes help make more sustainable e-bikes
Since we increasingly navigate through the era of e-bikes, we are also learning more about the different parts that can make their manufacturing challenging....
Advances across the 3D printing industry are projecting the disruption afoot
The 3D printing industry is primarily divided into printer manufacturers, material developers, and software platform providers. The significant investment in research & development across...
3D printed ‘invisible’ fibres can help make devices which can ‘smell, hear and touch’
Researchers from the University of Cambridge have explored a new potential of 3D printing for health monitoring, Internet of Things and biosensing applications. In...