Additive Manufacturing
Markforged Introduces New Simulation Package for its Additive Manufacturing Software
Launched at Formnext, Simulation seeks to replace the slow and costly design/print/break testing cycles with virtual testing.
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Addman Acquires Harbec
The metalworking and metal and polymer additive manufacturing collective formed in 2020 has purchased the 45-yr-old injection molder and moldmaker.
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KraussMaffei Launches Two Additive Manufacturing Lines at K 2022
Long established in injection molding, extrusion and polyurethane reaction process machinery, 184-yr-old KraussMaffei prepares to enter the industrial additive manufacturing market.
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Wear-Resistant Blue Laser-Sintering Material Ensures Food Safety
New iglide i6Blue powder from igus is wear resistant and self lubricating; its blue color aids food-safety goals.
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How Additive Manufacturing Can Help, not Hinder, Injection Moldability of New Designs
Four cost drivers—design for moldability, mold-base size, internal componentry, polish/custom finishing—dictate the financial and processing success of a molded part design. Learn how 3D printing can assist this process, while also understanding its potential pitfalls.
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Metal 3D-Printing Technology Targeting Tooling Is Launched
Following successful beta testing of the P-200 printer and TrueShape technology, Mantle has commercially launched its metal 3D printing system, with deliveries planned for the first half of 2023.
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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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