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How Relativity Space Is Using 3-D Printing For Launching Vehicle Manufacturing
Relativity Space, a company that uses 3D printing for launching vehicle manufacturing, announced it raised $140 million in Series C funding Relativity Space, a company that uses 3D printing for launching vehicle manufacturing, announced it raised $140 million in...
Stratasys’ new Digital Anatomy 3D Printer helps create a realistic training environment
3D printing leader Stratasys Ltd. is further extending its commitment to the medical industry with the new J750™ Digital Anatomy™ 3D Printer. . Designed to replicate the feel, responsiveness, and biomechanics of human anatomy in medical models – the system improves...
Evonik and Cubicure to Develop Radiation-Curing Resin Systems
The partnership aims to develop ‘ready-to-use’ radiation-curing resin systems to manufacture industrial components via 3D printing. The deal is in line with Evonik’s Additive Manufacturing innovation growth field through which the firm intends to merge its 3D printing...
Fortify Takes Home ACE Award for Tooling Innovation
Fortify, a composite 3D printing company, won the ACE (Awards for Composites Excellence) award in the Manufacturing category for Equipment and Tooling Innovation. . The ACMA (American Composites Manufacturers Association) presented the ACE award to Fortify at the...
Is 3D printing cheaper than injection molding?
It can be, but it depends on several factors. . The number of units to be produced The number of times a design could or will change Time Part finish needs 3D printing is not as fast at making products as injection molding. Thus, when the need is for thousands of the...
Developments in Acrylate Oligomers for 3D Printing Inks & Resins
The expansion of 3D printing into rapid manufacturing applications and strong market demand for next-generation oligomers, has been coupled with an increased demand for materials with a wide variety of physical properties. . Rigid materials, with high tensile...
Q&A: AddiFab on combining the benefits of 3D printing and injection moulding
Last month, AddiFab exhibited at TCT Show where it showcased its TCT Awards -shortlisted Freeform Injection Molding technology. . At the show, CEO Lasse G. Staal spoke to TCT about the capabilities of Freeform Injection Molding, the gap in the market the company is...
The Pros and Cons of 3D Printing
The technology can be used to quickly print low-cost houses – but it’s not right for every manufacturing scenario. To the layperson, 3D printing sounds less like a manufacturing technique than magic. . Often, people misunderstand it as “a replicator from Star Trek ,”...
Human-Free Construction: How BuildTech’s Evolution Impacts Design
The construction industry has evolved throughout time, but always by way of builders. What happens when people are no longer part of building and construction? . This is the question asked by British multinational infrastructure company Balfour Beatty, and they’ve...
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