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S300X is the latest Silicone 3D printer to hit the market
The market may have witnessed the shutdown of Silicone 3D printing service bureau Wacker, but companies that still operate on this market show there might be potential to continue exploring this technology.
Following the recent...
[Updated] Meet SAM, Spectroplast’ first Silicone 3D printer
This article has been updated to reflect the fact the L320 3D printer has been replaced by another one which is commercially available on the market.
Swiss company Spectroplast started its journey in 2017 as...
Prayasta introduces 3D printer for implant-grade silicone, ambitions to respond to the demand for breast prostheses
India-based startup Prayasta has recently introduced a 3D printer for implant-grade silicone. The company was founded in 2017 with the goal of developing silicone-based personalized breast prostheses which are uniquely customized to every patient...
The Stratasys’ Origin® printer to be tested for CollPlant’s 3D-printed breast implants
CollPlant Biotechnologies and OEM 3D printer manufacturer Stratasys Ltd. have initiated a pre-clinical study with 200cc commercial-sized regenerative implants produced with the Stratasys Origin® printer.
Both companies have been working together since last year. They...
The Comete bag in ‘Emily in Paris’ is a fine example of silicone 3D printing
Fans of the popular cult Netflix series “Emily in Paris" have eagerly awaited the next season. Season 4 was released in August and there has been much discussion about the happenings in the life...
Meet Supernova, the new company born out of BCN3D’s Viscous Lithography Manufacturing (VLM) business unit
3D printer manufacturer BCN3D announced that last year, during Q4, it executed a carve-out of its Viscous Lithography Manufacturing (VLM) business unit into Supernova.
The new company is a completely standalone entity – and...
Focus: Evonik on the role of polymer materials in improving the next generation of 3D printed implants
Anywhere, anytime: someone may get ill or get seriously injured, thus requiring a medical implant. According to a jointly report published by the American Joint Replacement Registry (AJRR) and the American Academy of Orthopedic...
rapid.tech 3D 2023: the need for AM internationalization & insights into keynote speeches
For its 19th edition, the Additive Manufacturing Hub returned to Erfurt, Germany for three days that ambitioned to combine practice and theory on everything related to Additive Manufacturing. Acknowledged for its industrial companies, the...
Nexa3D acquires Addifab to address opportunities with Digital Tooling for Injection Molding
It looks like this year is the turn of Nexa3D to shake the Mergers & Acquisitions field up. On the heels of the acquisition of XYZ Printing’s SLS 3D Printing Business, the developer of...
Athlete Performance can be enhanced thanks to 3D Printed Insoles with Integrated Sensors
In elite sports, fractions of a second sometimes make the difference between victory and defeat. To optimize their performance, athletes use custom-made insoles. But people with musculoskeletal pain also turn to insoles to combat...