polySpectra and Fortify receive a funding of $3 Million to Advance 3D Printed Tooling
With a focus on automotive, the proposed work will address the critical need to develop improved methods for commercial vehicle part production. The project...
Formula Student Racing Team E-Stall improves performance of their electric racecar using 3D printed heat exchangers
The racing team E-Stall of the Esslingen University of Applied Sciences is designing and constructing an electric racecar to compete in the Formula Student...
Airtech produces 3D printed molds and composite production parts for the Porsche GT2 RS Clubsport
As part of a new collaboration, Airtech Advanced Materials Group, a manufacturer of composite tooling solutions headquartered in California has produced 3D printed molds...
This is FreeFoam™, Desktop Metal’s Expandable 3D Printable Resin
Although its use can go beyond the most obvious range of applications, one of the commonly widely used applications of foam is seen in...
Cadillac CELESTIQ will feature more 3D printed parts than any GM vehicle program to date
At the heart of the Cadillac CELESTIQ’s fabrication, lie a solid EV strategy and additive manufacturing
With over $81 million of investment into its Global...
NASCAR to integrate First 3D Printed Production Parts to its Next Gen Racecars
High-Performance 3D Printed Windshield Air Vent and Underside NACA Duct Featured on Every Car
The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, LLC (NASCAR) plans to...
Saint-Gobain saves around 170,000 euros and reduces lead times for tooling by 93% using additive manufacturing
Saint-Gobain, a manufacturer of glazing for multiple industrial sectors, has been leveraging 3D printing within its Sekurit business unit in the L'Arboç plant since...
IDAM Project: the consortium presents a digitally connected, fully automated 3D printing production line at BMW Group
Three years ago, on March 27th, 2019, twelve project partners officially launched IDAM, a project funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and...
Eplus3D 3D prints several braking discs for the railway industry
The railway sector obviously needs a lot of high-quality parts. The safe and stable operation of a train is inseparable from the long-term maintenance...
Daimler Buses said bus/touring coach companies could 3D print spare parts themselves from June 2022. Here is how.
Over 100 3D printable parts are already available. A launch implemented with the support of Farsoon Technologies
3D print their spare parts whenever they will...