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One to watch: Vision Miner’s 22 IDEX V4 3D printer delivers high-temperature performance and production-grade reliability. Here is how.
One of the biggest limitations of desktop FDM 3D printing is that parts often lack the mechanical, thermal, and chemical properties required for demanding...
EntroMat debuts in the additive manufacturing market
The recent engaging Additive Talks session shed light on the capabilities of companies advancing the AM market in Australia. One company that is joining...
Digital manufacturing for mass customization: For which healthcare applications?
In the latest healthcare edition of 3D ADEPT Mag, we identified three main digital manufacturing stages (3D scanning and digital model creation, print and...
Nike gives the Air Max 95 a 3D printed makeover
To pay homage to the iconic Air Max 95, footwear brand Nike revamped the iconic shoes with 3D printing.
The Air Max 95000 is the...
CurifyLabs introduces new software platform to enhance personalized medicine with 3D printing
CurifyLabs, an expert in 3D printing for compounded medications, which many know as the owner of 3D printing hardware IP from Mehta Heino Industries Oy ,...
Focus | From print to pour: Choosing between wax and resin for jewelry casting patterns
For those new to or working outside of this creative sector, note that in jewelry casting, a pattern refers to a model, typically made of...
Customization at scale: Meeting consumer demands through additive manufacturing
With nearly 37 million consumer product parts 3D printed in 2023—a 7 million increase (+23%) compared to 2022—the question of whether the consumer goods...
Safran Aircraft Engines relies on ceramic 3D printing to manufacture casting parts
Casting parts have long been the domain of traditional foundry methods such as sand casting or investment casting. In recent years, additive manufacturing (AM)...
Continuum Powders and HP to qualify M247 for metal binder jetting
“Binder jetting is delivering industrial-scale production today and extending such production to high-performing alloys requires a rigorous materials development program,” said Brett Harris, Global...
Turning spoiled milk into 3D printing material? UW-Platteville professors show how.
A newly approved patent, titled “Development of Bio-Composite Materials for 3D Printing Using Milk Proteins,” has opened the door for spoiled milk to reduce...