Tag: Large Format Additive Manufacturing
Airtech and Evergreen Additive formalize an exclusive supply agreement for large-format maritime AM
Airtech Advanced Materials Group has a new exclusive partner in the maritime space. The Tennessee and Luxembourg-based materials manufacturer is no stranger to these...
Mint Group acquires Generation 3D to build an integrated production platform for the Middle East’s theming industry
Dubai-based fabrication and fit-out company Mint Group, officially Mint Creative Production has announced the acquisition of Generation 3D, a 3D printing service bureau operating...
LFAM gains ground: DEEP Manufacturing and Rapid Fusion expand into new markets
Two announcements this week offer a telling snapshot of where large format additive manufacturing (LFAM) is heading, and the direction is clear: closer to...
7 technology trends that marked the additive manufacturing market in 2025
If technology now underpins operational resilience, competitive advantage, and regulatory compliance, then staying ahead of the latest advancements or trends becomes even more critical,...
FOCUS | Evaluating production throughput and workflow integration with Thermwood’s LFAM
Two critical factors drive efficiency in manufacturing: production throughput and workflow integration. Yet, these elements are often evaluated in isolation. While that approach may...
Rapid Fusion introduces an AI ‘print assistant’ to optimise the 3D printing process
Rapid Fusion, a provider of LFAM solutions, has unveiled a new AI ‘print assistant’ that will help enhance the performance of its robotic additive...
Farsoon and electric motorbike developer 3D print over 1,000 titanium parts for the KLINGA project
Last year, 3D printer manufacturer Farsoon partnered with Stark Future, a developer of electric motorcycles, to advance series production of premium electric motorcycle components...
Updated: Large format Additive Manufacturing: Materials, Software and Costs
The article has been updated to reflect the fact that "most industrials often have in mind the use of machines with build volumes around...