Monthly Archives: May 2019
Carpenter Additive, the 3D Printer materials unit of Carpenter Technology
Carpenter Technology, a specialist in premium specialty alloys, including titanium, nickel, and cobalt, as well as alloys specifically engineered for additive manufacturing (AM) processes and soft magnetics applications, has created a new business unit...
Bombardier Transportation to 3D print interior and exterior train parts
Just this morning, we were talking about 3D printing in the transportation industry. Bombardier Transportation presents an overview of what it will do with AM.
The German-based manufacturer will take advantage of Stratasys F900 3D Printer as...
Wabtec adds GE Additive binder jet technology to its equipment
Implementing an Additive Manufacturing Strategy has almost become a “MUST” for OEMs & other industrials. Companies like Wabtec Corporation are paving the way to AM applications in the freight and transit rail industries, regarded...
Dynamical Tools unveils its new brand: “Dynamical 3D”
A brand dedicated to 3D printers, Materials and “massive” 3D printing services
It’s been a
couple of years that we know Dynamical
Tools. The Spain-based company has positioned itself as a manufacturer of large-format
3D Printers. Today, they...
Evonik closes its Witten plant – Sintavia opens a new additive manufacturing facility
Evonik and Sintavia are respectively taking new
steps to implement a solid foundation for continuous growth
Evonik has recently announced it will reorganize its polyamide business. In order to focus on the development of activities...
EREZ ZIMERMAN, NEW CEO OF MASSIVIT3D
From VP of Global Sales to CEO
Zimerman is experiencing more than an interesting journey at Massivit3D. Following the retirement of Avner Israeli, former CEO OF Massivit3D, Erez Zimerman steps up from its roles as...
Report on NextGenAM – pilot project for automated metallic 3D printing
Two years ago, Premium AEROTEC, EOS and Daimler launched the NextGenAM projectwhich aims to develop a digitalised next-generation manufacturing line which would be able to produce aluminium components for the automotive and aerospace sectors....
Linde optimizes Liebherr-Aerospace Toulouse SAS 3D printed parts made from aluminium alloys
As part of a collaborative
project at Liebherr-Aerospace
Toulouse SAS, Linde has
been able to optimise the benefits of AM – additive manufacturing – for aluminium
aircraft components. The industrial gases and engineering company provides the
AM industry with...
Solvay announces winners of Additive Manufacturing (AM) Cup 2019
Teams form several technical universities spanning 32 countries have proposed pioneering solutions for fused filament fabrication (FFF), a key part of the high-end 3D printing process. The winning team form the Technical University of...
Would Zortrax 3D printer be more suitable for developing countries?
Zortrax unveils the Zortrax M300 Dual – a new 3D
printer with double extrusion
The quest
for precision and the most advanced manufacturing features create a real race
in the 3D Printing market, which leads to the release...