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Oerlikon 3D Prints the 1000th bicycle component for Urwahn
The consumer goods industry is such a niche sector that being able to 3D print up to 1000 components is a milestone every parts...
“Not everyone wants the same thing” – A look at XEV’s use of 3D Printing in the automotive industry
Autonomous driving, e-cars, digital services and more features: a lot is requested from car manufacturers who continuously need to be efficient, cost relevant and...
Suprem unveils Filaprem™, a new line of materials for continuous fibre 3D printing
Siwtzerland-based materials producer, Suprem, has launched a new line of materials for continuous fibre 3D printing.
Named Filaprem™, the new materials are tailored to replace...
Weerg unveils a PEEK material for 3D Metal Replacement
Parts producer Weerg continues to build extensive expertise in materials development. Following the release of the Extreme™ Carbon Fiber+PA12, the company unveils PEEK, an...
fabWeaver™ and Sindoh Co. Ltd launch a prototyping workstation for industrial 3D printing
3D printer brand fabWeaver™ has worked with Sindoh Co, Ltd. on the development of the fabWeaver type A530, a prototyping workstation for industrial 3D printing.
Designed for...
Nano Dimension launches new electronics 3D printer and FLIGHT Software Platform
With all the acquisitions it conducted this year, we almost forgot that it’s been two years that Nano Dimension did not unveil a 3D...
How does NREL enhance performance and recyclability of 3D Printed Wind Turbine Blades?
Researchers at the U.S. National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) have explored a new manufacturing approach of wind turbine blades; an approach that would improve both their...
Australian Army 3D Prints and Certifies armored vehicle parts in the field
Remember when we explained that AM can be a good production candidate for expeditionary manufacturing? Well, here is a great example of how expeditionary...
Speeco aims at filling the gap between mass volume production and exotic components in cycling with AM
Two (ex-) competitive cyclists, Jules de Cock and Noah van Horen have always been intrigued by factors that influence a cycling race. They have...
What does the Life Cycle Analysis of 3D printed glasses reveal? The case of eyewear brand YOU MAWO
Our latest edition of 3D ADEPT Mag, dedicated to sustainability and climate change actions within the AM industry, reveals that one of the important...