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Using composites to replace metal parts in Additive Manufacturing: when and how?
Metal 3D printing has proven so many times its efficiency across applications that it’s almost always mentioned as the route to go in demanding applications. One key limitation experts often deplore is its expensive...
Focus: Thermwood gives hope for the future of recycling, demonstrates superior printed part quality with “Thermal Sensor Layer Automation”
This year’s Rapid + TCT conference in Chicago featured a range of machines and parts, from huge robotic AM machines to the nearly microscopic printed metal pieces used for hearing aids. However, one installation...
Thermwood’s Cut Layer Additive machine is intriguing, as it produces parts that “are similar to large additively printed parts.” Here is how.
An example of application that the machine can deliver, includes a 12-foot-long (3.6m) aerospace tool for the incredibly low material cost of $2,000, in less time than it took to additively print the same...
A look at the strategy that enables General Atomics Aeronautical Systems to reach beyond 75% of 3D printed parts in an aircraft.
With millions of dollars already saved in tooling, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) shares the lessons-learned of their journey with industrial Additive Manufacturing. A meaningful example of their story relates to the completion...
[ FOCUS – Thermwood ]: The arguments that would play to the strengths of LSAM when it comes to sustainability
While we take great care not to use the buzzword “sustainability” without key data, we do recognize that it will take time for OEMs and AM users to provide quantitative analysis that demonstrates how...
Thermwood will be printing LIVE on an LSAM Additive Printer 510
Thermwood, one of the three companies providing very large format 3D printing hardware and services with composite chopped Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FPR) pellet materials, will be exhibiting at Rapid + TCT 2022, Booth #2213.
The...
With 32 additional AM patents, Thermwood probably holds the largest number of patents for Large-Scale Additive Manufacturing
Thermwood achieves a one-day record by receiving 32 Additive Manufacturing patents for its LSAM machines
Sometimes, every good news – you did not expect - you receive when Christmas is around the corner is often...
Thermwood on the European market for Large Scale Additive Manufacturing, and the next challenges to address
2021 has been a busy year for machine manufacturer Thermwood as the company has unveiled new 3D printers, new devices to enhance the printing process with its LSAM process and sign new partnerships with...
There is a market for very large 3D printed parts
There are two types of additive manufacturing companies: those that are building their expertise and experience from scratch and those that rely on a much stronger expertise. Companies from the second group often bring...
Impossible Objects and Ricoh 3D have big plans for the production of low-cost 3D printed composite parts
Industrial customers across Europe will now experience the potential of 3D printed composite parts produced with Impossible Objects’ composite-based additive manufacturing technology (CBAM).
The 3D printer manufacturer is one of the first companies that...