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Download the 2022 July/August edition of 3D ADEPT Mag
Both for Advanced Users & Beginners. Always.
This issue is a good reminder that everybody does not advance at the same pace. We realized that it is easy to get carried away by the wave...
6 years later, ValCUN reveals the name, type of AM process they develop, its capabilities and potential
“He didn’t have an answer to this basic question.” Jan De Pauw, CTO & Co-founder of ValCUN took 40 minutes of his Friday shift to share their company’s journey – and at some point,...
Go Big or Go Home: What does raising money from VC firms mean for Additive Manufacturing Companies?
Successful companies often convey the image that they are living a fairy tale which might sound like honey in the mouth to those who like fairy tales. To me, the most beautiful part of...
Multi-Material 3D printing: where does the drawback lie?
Multi-material 3D printing is hot. Who wouldn’t want to receive a part that meets the 'best value for money' criterion? That’s the most important unique selling proposition (USP) of multi-material 3D printing. Like most...
Infinite Flex develops a pure copper powder for SLM 3D Printing
Interest for the third-most-consumed industrial metal in the world continues to gain traction. Infinite Flex, a Germany-based producer of smart materials, has developed a pure copper powder for industrial SLM 3D printing.
Despite its popularity...
Velo3D has qualified a nickel-based superalloy powder for its Sapphire® 3D printers
Specifically developed for Additive Manufacturing, Amperprint® 0233 Haynes®282® (15-45um) is a strengthened nickel-chromium-cobalt superalloy for high temperature applications.
Developed by materials producer Höganäs AB, under license from Haynes International, the powder is now qualified for use...
12 3D Printing Start-ups That Have Been Founded In The Midst Of the Pandemic
How many times have you heard that start-ups are the propeller of the Additive Manufacturing industry? Enough to know that we need to keep an eye out for those entrepreneurs who can become the...
Desktop Metal qualifies Pure Copper for Binder Jetting 3D Printing
Additive Manufacturing Company Desktop Metal has announced the qualification of Pure Copper for its Binder Jetting technology. The material is the fifth to be qualified for its Production System. It follows the recent addition...
Solukon continues to enhance depowdering phase of metal 3D printed parts with new automated depowdering system
The new machine completes a portfolio that already includes four systems designed for metal parts, each of them optimized for different part sizes and applications.
We caught up with Andreas Hartmann, CEO and CTO...
A Brief History of 3D Printing for Rockets
Commercialized space travel is becoming a reality thanks to more affordable 3D-printed rocket components.
Commercialized space travel is no longer the preserve of science fiction -- but that doesn't mean it's cheap. The average NASA...