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Evertis launches Evercare™ brand, set to be a leading provider of specialty and innovative medical-grade films designed to provide superior performance and support regulatory compliance to the healthcare market. Evercare is built on over 65 years of trusted technical Evertis experience in developing PET and PETG films for regulated applications that meet sustainability credentials, and now compliant in meeting the rigorous needs of the healthcare industry.

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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

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New Additive Manufacturing Material Will Drive Greater Part Quality, Versatility and Cost Efficiency

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Aligning Stratasys’s deep technical expertise and leadership in the aerospace industry with AM Craft’s distributed production model for certified aviation parts positions both companies for sustained growth in aviation part manufacturing

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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

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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.

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By Monisha Sridhara – Tutor: Nikoletta Karastathi, Arthur Prior
The project Ceram-Screens by Monisha Sridhara draws inspiration from traditional stone-carved Jaali screens, commonly found in Indian architecture. These ornamental structures serve a dual function, providing light and heat control by reducing solar glare and enhancing ventilation. Originally crafted from natural materials like stone and wood, their intricate design is meant to produce cooler air by utilizing the principle of contraction—allowing hot air to contract as it passes through their small openings, becoming cooler.

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This is how students at Bartlett School of Architecture are developing their Master’s thesis In Design for Manufacture using WASP’s 3D printing technology

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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.

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From Italy to Japan, WASP presents its made-in-Italy 3D printers in Tokyo from June 19 to 21.

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