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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...

Multi-jet Fusion and Selective Laser Sintering are two of the most commonly used 3D printing processes around, but if you are considering employing one of these for your fabrication, rapid prototyping, or production runs, which is the best? Well, a lot of that depends upon your circumstances, so let’s consider these two processes, and their pros and cons.

For several reasons and often unconsciously, gases are given second-rate treatment and yet, their presence in the production environment might have an impact during and after the additive manufacturing process. Pierre Forêt from Linde discusses their role in this #OpinionoftheWeek

WayKen is a China-based rapid prototyping company provides CNC machines to industrials. The company has decided to add 3D printing machines as part of its offering and has chosen the SLA and SLS technologies. The...

Following a successful first edition, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) launches the second edition of its online certificate program for additive manufacturing. Led by Professor A. John Hart, the 11-week course is focused on...

Every week we bring you top stories of what is going on within the 3D printing industry. What innovations are being discovered? What sector is becoming more and more populated with the latest cutting...