Printer can fabricate parts with the accuracy and strength required for industrial use
Printer can fabricate parts with the accuracy and strength required for industrial use
• Farsoon launches four new models of its 3D printing machines for the industrial production of parts using plastic or metal powders in the European market.
• This expansion of the machine portfolio targets the higher resolution and quality of the manufactured parts while at the same time increasing productivity of parts’ production.
• Farsoon will be present at the Rapid.Tech 3D trade fair from May 17th to 19th in Erfurt, Germany.
This revolutionary method is based on a movable process chamber which efficiently ensures all the conditions required for the LPBF process, with an area much smaller than the powder bed. Each layer is divided into tiles which will be processed sequentially by the movable process chamber.
Adira Metal Forming Solutions, with its more than 60 years of history as a benchmark manufacturer and global supplier of engineering solutions, is positioning its brand more ambitiously and competitively, reformulating marketing and communication organisation and strategy to shore up its position worldwide.
Optomec is excited to announce that we will be exhibiting - LIVE at RAPID + TCT May 17-19, in Detroit, Michigan!
New printers and Nylon carbon fiber material expand applications for additive manufacturing on the factory floor
• Focus on: Processing PEEK
• Pioneering role: Broad material spectrum and process monitoring
• New market segments: High expectations for a large 3D printing market in the future
Speed, quality and economic advantages delivered by HP Metal Jet enable rapid path to serial production of 3D-printed metal parts
Legor developing specialty precious metal materials enabled for HP Metal Jet
Industry leaders collaborating on functional stainless steel accessories for the jewelry and fashion markets
For the first time ever, RAPID guests can visit the installation of XJet’s unique Direct Jetting metal system in operation at a nearby customer
Outdoor equipment manufacturer TwoNav is experiencing a more flexible, iterative design process, a quicker time to market, and a reduction in expenses since incorporating 3D printing. The company is not only using BCN3D’s technology for designing, prototyping, and end-use parts, but also for tooling in and around their production line.
Standardised interface broadens connectivity for Photocentric customers