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With a three-step soluble mold solution that enables manufacturers to create complex injection mold tooling in a couple of hours, additive manufacturing company Addifab keeps strengthening the capabilities of its technology with new technology...

While metal additive manufacturing has incredible capabilities, a few notable restrictions ultimately inhibit its progress: part resolution, minimum wall thickness, and surface quality, naming a few. Some advanced technologies seek to resolve these issues,...

Two years ago, the pandemic led to an overall decline in 3D printer sales. Market intelligence company CONTEXT looked back on how the situation has evolved since then. The latest report from the company reveals...

 Who has started shipment of its products? Who is working on the development of a new material? And who will distribute what? This edition of “news roundup” covers multiple milestones and 3D printing partnerships...

The railway sector obviously needs a lot of high-quality parts. The safe and stable operation of a train is inseparable from the long-term maintenance and functionality guarantee the manufacturers of such equipment are in...

Addit3D, which will hold its sixth edition in June, is the only professional trade fair for the additive sector in Spain.  Addit3D, the International Trade Show dedicated to AM & 3D printing, has positioned itself...

Metal additive manufacturing technology company Velo3D, releases its Flow 3.0 print preparation software. The new version supports larger models of parts that are able to be manufactured on the company’s Sapphire XC (Extra Capacity) printer, which...

As part of a partnership with two organizations - HAGI and ISG Dental - OEM Eplus3D will support the development of suitable process solutions in dental 3D printing and industrial applications for the Austrian...

At the very beginning, when manufacturers started using Additive Manufacturing (AM), the market was severely lacking in materials specifically designed for the technology. Contract manufacturers therefore worked with leftovers and scrap with general specifications,...

We truly hope this is not going to be a trend but Local Motors and Digital Alloys become the 2nd and 3rd companies to shut down their activities. Remember, less than a month ago,...