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JPB Système drives Industry 4.0 adoption with launch of KeyProd

Company unveils ground-breaking middleware solution designed to empower companies to move to smart manufacturing and enhance production efficiencies

JPB Système signs five-year partnership extension with ITP Aero

Contract secures JPB Système as the exclusive supplier of cutting-edge self-locking fittings to leading aeronautical engine manufacturer

Discover new possibilities with additive manufacturing of injection moulding silicone

The L320 3D printer from the Liquid Additive Manufacturing (LAM) series by German RepRap is a real „Game Changer“. For the first time it is possible to 3D print with injection moulding silicone.

Printed houses out of nature

Only with natural materials the Wasp Crane Gaia prints sustainable buildings. A special feature here is that the project was only realized with raw materials located at the printing site. Additive manufacturing is slowly making its way into the manufacturing processes in the construction industry. New projects are being implemented step by step. We took a close look at the Shamballa project.

New challenges for construction, but almost limitless design

3D printing could and will also turn an entire industry upside down at some point, conventional trades will gain new significance, standards that were previously in force will be called into question, new building materials will be researched, regulations will have to be redefined, whereby sustainability, design and diversity will "turn the market upside down" at reduced costs, especially in the area of architecture.

DSM and Briggs Automotive Company announce collaboration on new Mono R supercar

Companies will together showcase potential of 3D printing for car manufacturing

Royal DSM, a global science-based company in Nutrition, Health and Sustainable Living today announced a collaboration with Briggs Automotive Company (BAC), the British supercar manufacturing company based in Liverpool. Together, the two companies will co-develop innovative 3D printing applications for the new BAC Mono R and showcase the potential of additive manufacturing in the automotive industry thanks to weight reduction and increased customizability.

Graphmatech launches the world's most conductive processable composite

The award-winning Swedish startup Graphmatech succeeded in launching a new world record material in just 22 months and less than 1 million euros since the company was founded. On average, this process takes seven years and tens of millions of euros. Graphmatech recently presented the new product for the first time at the NanoForum in Malmö, where the company received the Nanotechnology Company of the Year award in the Nordic region last year.

New Delta WASP 2040 PRO prints thermoplastic and ceramic materials

Ideal for digital fabrication and schools

If there is a printer that more than all embodies the 3D printing Made in Italy’s essence, this is certainly the Delta WASP 2040. Small, fast, precise: with its unique style has become hugely popular. It allowed WASP to progress in its mission to respond to human needs: home, health, energy, food, art and culture. By purchasing Delta WASP 2040 a lot of people over the years helped WASP’s project of building the BIG Delta 12M, the world’s largest 3D printer.

ECONAMID® AIR carbon fiber reinforced PA compounds showcased at AEROCAR in Spain where automotive and aerospace industries gather to grow technology transfer

With a focus on the use of composites and new materials in the aeronautic and automotive sectors, Domo Engineering Plastics will be presenting its portfolio of ECONAMID® polyamide (PA) polymers based on valuable post-production feedstock, at the AEROCAR Final Event in Spain this month.