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Last year, automated depowdering expert Solukon kickstarted a virtual event dedicated to learn how AM users and technologies’ providers approach key issues of the industry. Following a first edition dedicated to Europe-based professionals, the...

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Download the 2021 November / December Issue of 3D ADEPT Mag NOW! And it’s a wrap! We are back at this time of year where we need to pause, reflect, and create/rethink a vision for...

Solukon’s development of the “Digital Factory Tool” does not only bring automation as well as process validation and quality management to the next level, it also opens doors to collaborations with software companies. Together with...

Etteplan, a global engineering company and Digital Metal, a developer of metal binder jetting systems, will work together to deliver design optimization solutions to customers transitioning into Additive Manufacturing. Etteplan’s expertise has already been seen...

In its ongoing efforts to build a network of qualified distributors for its automated depowdering machines, machine manufacturer Solukon has signed a new partnership with HDC Co.  The new partner will support the development of...

At the beginning of 2019, we asked additive manufacturing experts what were their predictions for the year. The main forecast for participating companies was to focus on education, and how to move AM to...

With contributions from EOS, SOLUKON & RÖSLER Post-production, somehow, is the part of the manufacturing process that intimidates professionals most. The industry shows a certain lack of skills and control throughout the entire production chain...

Following the recently launched depowdering system for Metal AM, Solukon is already undertaking a new adventure and this time, the company brings its expertise in CERN’s engineering department additive manufacturing workshop (The Mechanical and...

As you may already know, once they pop out of the 3D printer, 3D printed parts must undergo some sort of post-processing (such as removing supports, tumbling, sandblasting, CNC milling, chemical dips or even...