3D printing metal technologies like powder bed fusion, metal binder jetting, and directed energy deposition have grown at an explosive pace. Read everything about it here on 3DPrinting.com.
Considering the dense and high-strength metals the aerospace sector uses, they always need to be on top of their game when it comes to tools. This is especially the case when cutting ...
Read More »Grand View Research, Inc. issued a report that forecasts the global 3D printing metals market to reach $3.05 billion by 2025. The 2017 market size was valued at $334 million, so reaching $3 ...
Read More »Digital Alloys has been working on a very exciting new metal printing technology the past years. It's dubbed Joule Printing™ and after years of perfecting the technology the company just ...
Read More »In metal additive applications, distortion can be a significant problem. As parts are produced, the melting and cooling of the material can result in warping and flaws that render the final ...
Read More »Printer company Xerox is finally going 3D by acquiring Vader Systems. This marks a major shift into the additive manufacturing sphere by a massive company. The acquisition is part of the ...
Read More »Hybrid machines that combine 3D printing with CNC are rapidly growing in popularity. Enter: the LASIMM hybrid machine, offering metal parts, large prints and structures for construction. ...
Read More »Nevada-based Additec has launched their new μPrinter. The μPrinter is based on Additec’s patented LMD-WP process, originally launched in 2016. They developed their own laser wire deposition ...
Read More »London-based Betatype are an advanced manufacturing company that found a new way to improve orthopaedic care. Betatype identified a means of making crucial, metal orthapaedic implants far ...
Read More »Researchers from the Faculty of Science and Technology of the University of Coimbra (FCTUC) and the Norwegian independent research organization SINTEF have developed a new large scale ...
Read More »With Formnext 2018 coming up next week, companies are making their latest technologies known. In keeping with this, EOS has just showed their hand with their newest LaserProFusion system and ...
Read More »Another company is making its debut in the metal + ceramics 3D printing game. Ceramics expert Nanoe will be unveiling their own Zetaprint desktop 3D printer at Formnext 2018. The printer ...
Read More »Iro3D made quite a splash a few months ago when they announced their $5,000 metal 3D printer. While $5,000 might seem quite hefty, it's very cheap for a metal printer. Now, Iro3D just ...
Read More »Dutch researchers at University of Twente have invented a new form of metal additive manufacturing that allows a laser apparatus to print pure gold particles. The new technique, which ...
Read More »Mitsubishi Electric Company is working on a new dot forming technology. Dot forming is a high speed, high quality mix of a few different technologies jumbled together. It takes aspects ...
Read More »This is an overview of small metal 3D printers. Perfect for companies who don't want to clear out an entire parking lot for one metal printing machine. All the metal 3D printers listed on ...
Read More »Siemens is teaming up with Solukon Maschinenbau GmbH to release the SFM-AT800S post-processing system. The machine will allow users to finish up their metal prints and clean up the powder ...
Read More »Aluminum is one of the main metal printing materials with tons of applications. Its density and versatility make it desirable for many applications. Aluminum also has a number of varying ...
Read More »Materialise has just showcased their new simulation technology for more optimising metal printing technology. The new feature will be part and parcel of their Materialise Magics software, ...
Read More »German industrial 3D printer manufacturer EOS has just unveiled the latest addition to one of their flagship models. The M 300-4 DMLS Printer made its debut at the 2018 International ...
Read More »HP has been active in the 3D printing industry for a while now, showing off various plastic 3D printers with Multi Jet Fusion technology. However, they've now made a new breakthrough and ...
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