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.
As 3D metal printing gets more popular, there were bound to be more desktop devices on the market. While it may seem costly, Iro3d's small metal printer looks to be a promising instalment. ...
Read More »Vancouver-based company Lifetec is pushing an exciting new development in construction 3D printing. The company is offering to 3D print steel beams for homes as a more efficient alternative ...
Read More »A research team from Lawrence Livermore (among other universities) have developed a radical new way to print stainless steel. The end result is a version of steel that is about three times ...
Read More »For a while now, 3D printing has had a huge impact on aerospace applications and space exploration missions. From waste solutions to new 4D materials, 3D printing has been a powerful ...
Read More »Companies are putting a lot of manpower into R&D for optimizing 3D printing technologies. One such case is the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and their new testbed ...
Read More »Metal printing is getting cheaper and more efficient as time goes on. While most news stories talk about technologies or materials, Optomec's newest revelation goes in a different direction. ...
Read More »Metal printing is a complex field of manufacturing. There are so many variables to consider that it can become difficult to know where the print went wrong. Similarly, Metal Powder Bed ...
Read More »General Electric is a company that has made a mark on 3D printing despite coming into the game a short while ago. Regardless of their short time in the business, they've invested in other ...
Read More »It's been a big year for metal printing. Multiple companies popping up all over the place along with new printers left, right and centre. While many companies are rushing to make their mark ...
Read More »Prodways is a company that might be very familiar to those following the developments in AM technologies. Aside from pioneering MOVINGlight printing tech, Prodways has procured many ...
Read More »Sometimes it seems as though the 3D printing newsfeeds are a barrage of headlines about affordable metal printers. In keeping with this new trend of announcing cheaper metal printers, we ...
Read More »3D printers use lasers in a diverse range of ways, the most common uses have been in sintering or melting. This has naturally lent itself to metal printing due to the high temperatures it ...
Read More »While there are many different forms of metal 3D printing, more subtypes continue to crop up. They all serve various functions and there is no 'one size fits all' solution as of yet. ...
Read More »Belgian start-up Thrinno has developed a software to aid metal printing services. The software calculates the cost of metal printing and provides a quotation. It also generates models that ...
Read More »Along with the Metal X, Markforged have given us Atomic Diffusion Additive Manufacturing. Markforged already made their name in carbon fibre reinforced 3D printing. Now they've also made a ...
Read More »Within three years the first ships with 3D printed propellers will leave the port of Rotterdam Last week, Port CEO Allard Castelein officially opened RAMLAB (Rotterdam Additive ...
Read More »A Spanish digital solutions company called Atos and the well known Belgian 3D printing service Materialise joined forces to show the potentials of metal printing. Where better to do this ...
Read More »A few weeks ago General Electric announced that the FAA (U.S. Federal Aviation Administration) cleared their first 3D printed part to fly. The fist-sized T25 housing for a compressor inlet ...
Read More »You probably know that high-end industrial 3d printers can print metal objects by using laser or electron beams on fine metallic powder but Vader is something completely different. Vader ...
Read More »For the first time, UK fighter jets have been flying whilst using 3D printed parts. The reason why 3D printed parts for fighter jets are so useful is that they have the ability to cut costs ...
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