Additive Manufacturing
Nexa3D Acquires Addifab
The maker of polymer 3D printers and the creator of technology for injection-molding-ready printed tooling are fully joined after announcing a collaboration last year.
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Micro 3D Printer Creates Microscale Features
B9Creations’ Elite Micro 3D printer provides native pixel size of 20 µm with the ability to create wall thicknesses down to 30 µm and holes down to 100 µm.
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Manufacturability Analysis for 3D Printing Designs
Protolabs has added a design for additive manufacturability (DfAM) analysis for 3D-printed parts to its online quoting platform, allowing users to optimize designs prior to printing.
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Production Tool, Prototype Time
Mantle's metal 3D printing technology targeted toolmaking and injection molders and moldmakers are taking notice.
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Mack Prototype Expands Additive Manufacturing Capabilities
The Massachusetts-based wholly owned subsidiary of Mack Molding Co. has added a Stratasys F770 machine capable of producing large 3D-printed parts.
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Westminster Tool Launches Metal 3D Printing Capabilities
The Connecticut-based moldmaker opened its doors to the public for the first time since the pandemic to celebrate the addition of Mantle’s hybrid metal printing/machining technology.
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Braskem Acquires Filament Supplier Taulman3D
The acquisition expands Braskem’s portfolio of 3D polyolefin-based filaments to nylon, recycled PETG and PET.
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3D Printing Method Fabricates Complex Metal Plastic Composite Structures
Researchers from Japan and Singapore have developed a new 3D printing technique to create precise metal patterns on the surfaces of 3D plastic structures to target next generation electronics.
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Large-Format “Cold” 3D Printing With Polypropylene and Polyethylene
Israeli startup Largix has developed a production solution that can 3D print PP and PE without melting them. Its first test? Custom tanks for chemical storage.
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3D-Printed Parts With Inherent Functionality Throughout
Patent-pending technology evenly disperses sensor particles in fused deposition modeling (FDM) filaments resulting in printed parts with inherent sensing capabilities.
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