• World premiere: Freeformer 550-3X with Gestica planning assistant
• Further developments: TiQ 8 processes PEKK filament and LiQ 5 prints LSR with support material
• Application highlights: Medical knee implants, LSR components and grippers on demand
From October 9 to 12, WASP will attend two international trade fairs, showcasing its 3D printing technologies for the construction and medical sectors
Integrated Heron AM system opens up new opportunities for manufacturers seeking to drive new applications more efficiently and sustainably
Company To Showcase Full Gamut of Automation Capabilities for Production, Tooling, And Prototyping
Bright Laser Technologies (BLT) has announced a breakthrough in the field of additive manufacturing with the development of its high-precision METAL LPBF (Laser Powder Bed Fusion) technology. This innovation marks a significant advancement, enabling the production of micro-parts with unparalleled surface finish and precision. BLT's new technology addresses the limitations of traditional METAL LPBF methods, which typically struggle with surface roughness and manufacturing accuracy for small and intricate components.
With its newest machine generation arc80X, GEFERTEC offers even more possibilities for 3D metal printing with WAAM. This series boasts a larger assembly space, functions for automated production, and a module for working with titanium. A comprehensive service package supports companies that lack inhouse experts.
Medical facilities and device manufacturers previously limited by constraints can now create patient-specific models to enhance surgical preparation, elevate patient outcomes, and fast-track innovation
Stratasys and Ricoh co-sponsor clinical study comparing the efficacy of 3D printed models to traditional CT or MRI scanning for bone tumor excision planning
Caracol, leader in robotic large format additive manufacturing, has brought robotic LFAM to California for RAPID + TCT, has joined forces with its partners Filament Innovations, leading US company in pellet printers, and DIVE, company spearheading the use of AM in US, from design and engineering to production.
XJet has today announced the addition of 17-4PH stainless steel to its portfolio of materials for metal and ceramic additive manufacturing. The new material, offering high hardness and tensile strength, has been introduced to expand industrial applications across a range of sectors including medical devices and surgical instruments, aerospace and defense, oil and gas filtration, and high-precision tooling and manufacturing.
From Italy to Japan, WASP presents its made-in-Italy 3D printers in Tokyo from June 19 to 21.
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