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Nexa3D, the maker of ultrafast polymer 3D printers, announced today in partnership with Henkel, the commercial availability of xFLEX 475, a category leading soft rubber material that is ideal for the production of additively manufactured industrial and consumer products.

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The Venetian service expands its range of materials and stands as a reference center for any 3D printing and CNC machining request

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A revolutionary project sees a team of doctors and researchers from the University of Florence use Mimaki's 3DUJ-553 printer to create three-dimensional anatomical models with an extremely high and previously unattainable degree of colour fidelity

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Optisys, an advanced turnkey antenna and radar product supplier, uses the SLM®500 to manufacture parts used on space missions that include the moon. SLM® technology offers multiple advantages but of particular interest to space companies is that parts can be manufactured using topology optimization to produce light, compact and robust designs, built to withstand the harsh conditions of space.

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Nexeo Plastics, a leading global thermoplastics resin distributor, has worked together with material manufacturer Covestro on the development and launch of the new Polycarbonate/ABS 3D printing filament Addigy® FPB 2684 3D. This filament is available from now on via Nexeo Plastics’ distribution platform.

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• Top issues: digitalisation, sustainability, drives and control system

• First-hand information: interview with Arburg Managing Directors
• Online: film on website and on the Arburg YouTube channel

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First production part of its kind to complement high-performance exotic vehicle - offers unparalleled quality, durability and luxury

3D Systems' Application Innovation Group is instrumental in the development of novel parts with the DMP Factory 500 3D printer.

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New addition strengthens LPE’s stereolithography capabilities, enabling it to produce high-quality parts with outstanding accuracy and detail, at speed

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Cincinnati-based advanced manufacturer and full-service machining shop expands support for production programs with its first VELO3D Sapphire® intelligent additive manufacturing solution

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"How? Printed food? That's way in the future, isn't the industry that far along yet..." Yes it is - the industry is even further ahead. Printed steaks, roasts, but also salmon and tuna are already on the supermarket shelves of various shops, also here in Austria. You don't believe that? Read here which products are already being additively manufactured from plant-based raw materials. By Sabine Slaughter

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