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by David | Feb 6, 2020 | Printers and Accessories
In this study, researcher Mohammad Hajmohammadian Baghban explores the ever-expanding field of printing with cement and composites. . Outlining his findings in the recently published ‘Thermal insulating cementitious composite containing aerogel and phosphate-based...
by David | Feb 6, 2020 | 3D News, Automotive, Companies
Cupra is in the final process of completing the new 2020 Cupra Leon Competition TCR and has announced implementation of 3D printing technology in its production. . “For the new Cupra Leon Competition we modelled the steering wheel’s centre control module, the bonnet...
by David | Feb 6, 2020 | 3D News, 3D Trends, Construction
Under the admittedly broad term that is ‘construction technology’ some areas are developing faster than others; you’d be hard pressed to find an area that has developed more rapidly in the last few years than 3D printing has. This technology is currently used by...
by David | Feb 6, 2020 | 3D News, Manufacturing and Supply Chain, Maritime, Oil and Gas
A group of 20 companies have developed qualification guidelines for additively manufactured parts in the oil & gas and maritime industries. . Encompassing 3D printing vendors like Additive Industries and SLM Solutions , metal powder companies like Sandvik and...
by David | Feb 6, 2020 | 3D Printing Services, Companies, Manufacturing and Supply Chain, Materials
Dutch ceramics manufacturing company FORMATEC has announced it is expanding its production service capabilities with the addition of in-house ceramic 3D printing. The company, which has specialized in Ceramic Injection Molding (CIM) for over two decades, is excited to...
by David | Feb 5, 2020 | 3D News, Companies, Medical, Pharmaceuticals
As a concept, 3D-printed food is obviously an interesting one. Not only because it’s difficult to wrap one’s head around what 3D printing food might even look like, but also to understand the actual point. That latter puzzle is actually what sent Melissa Snover, the...
by David | Feb 5, 2020 | Manufacturing and Supply Chain, Military
The U.S. Army has an overarching concept for how it wants to use 3D printing and additive and subtractive manufacturing in the service, but it now has to develop a process for using the capabilities across the chain from arsenals, depots and plants down to the...
by David | Feb 5, 2020 | 3D News, Materials, Medical, Pharmaceuticals
This month, we’re honing in on the intersecting medical and additive manufacturing industries . Primarily, we’re looking at how AM applications in the medical sector are providing new opportunities and benefits for patient care, but it is also important to look at the...
by David | Feb 5, 2020 | 3D News, Printers and Accessories
Number of Views: 3 The Ultimaker S3 3D printer is aimed at those who simply want to print instead of fiddle with or diagnose the myriad of issues that plague less expensive printers. . Behold the dual-extrusion wonder that is the S3, from Dutch manufacturer...
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