Additive Manufacturing
Alpine Advanced Materials Licenses Addifab Freeform Technology
The designer and manufacturer of composite parts will use Addifab’s proprietary resin system and Nexa3D printers to print tooling for low-volume molded part testing.
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New SLS Material for Chemical and Wear Resistance
New iglide powder material from igus is aimed at laser sintering of food-grade components that are self-lubricating, resilient, and resistant to a range of chemicals.
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Stratasys to Acquire Covestro’s Additive Manufacturing Materials Business
This acquisition will result in Stratasys having an expanded portfolio of differentiated materials in stereolithography, DLP, and powders.
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High-Strength Filament with Carbon Fiber
Stiff, strong, resilient filament pairs well with its low-friction, wear-resistant companion material.
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New Mold Components & Controls at K 2022
At K 2022, Hasco will put forward a number of new products as well as a focus on digitalization.
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Fortify and polySpectra Win Dept. of Energy Funding
The maker of 3D printers and supplier of photopolymer resins were awarded $3 million from the DOE to help advance 3D printed tooling.
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SolidCAM and Desktop Metal Expand Partnership
The CAM software supplier will now act as a sales partner for the maker of metal and polymer additive manufacturing equipment in the U.S., U.K., Israel and India.
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Custom Molder Manages Growth on Several Fronts
Adding people, plants and machines, expanding capabilities in LSR, high-tonnage presses, automation and 3D printing—EVCO Plastics maintains momentum through challenging times.
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Desktop Metal and Lumafield Partner to CT Scan and Print Parts
The manufacturer of 3D printers and the supplier of an industrial X-ray CT platform are coming together to address supply chain disruptions and allow manufacturers to create new parts without original CAD models.
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‘World First’ 3D Printing Material for Wear Parts
Liquid DLP resin makes high-precision parts with wear life 30 to 60 times longer than conventional 3D printed parts.
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