Additive Manufacturing
3D Printing Helps Keep Production Going During the Coronavirus Crisis
Formlabs and Essentium both discuss how their companies are responding to the COVID-19 crisis and how 3D printing can help eliminate potential supply chain disruption.
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Ultimaker Connects 3D Printing Experts With Hospitals During Coronavirus Outbreak
Ultimaker is making its global network of 3D printing hubs, experts and designers directly available to hospitals in need of tools and applications that are short in supply and can be quickly produced with 3D printing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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SPE Schedules First-Ever 'Virtual' ANTEC
Attendees can listen to keynotes and presentations live. Many presentations will also be recorded.
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Ultimaker and ERIKS Partner to Scale Up 3D Printing Capacity
ERIKS equipped its production facilities in Alkmaar, The Netherlands, with multiple Ultimaker S5 Pro Bundles.
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Additive Manufacturing: New Mid-Range Polymer Industrial 3D Printer
INTEGRA P 450 is made for a wide variety of SLS materials, including polymers with processing temperatures of up to 300°C.
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Arburg Acquires 3D Printing Provider German RepRap
German RepRap will remain a separate company.
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Arburg Unveils Inline Fiber-Reinforced Additive Manufacturing
At the Hannover Messe 2020, Arburg is producing fiber-reinforced grippers on a Freeformer additive manufacturing machine modified with a feed unit for glass or carbon fibers.
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Pittsburgh International Airport to Establish an Additive Manufacturing Production Campus
The planned development, called Neighborhood 91, will be the first-ever cluster strategy with a production focus of 3D printing.
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'World's Largest' 3D Printer ‘Farm’ to Compete with Injection Molding
Slant 3D’s new headquarters reportedly will be the world’s largest 3D printing facility.
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More Milestones for EVCO Plastics
Custom injection molder is adding floorspace, machine capacity, and contract manufacturing capabilities at multiple plants in the U.S. and Mexico.
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