Sintavia Develops Proprietary Copper 3D Printing Technology
Sintavia LLC has developed a proprietary copper 3D printing technology for GRCop-42 material used by NASA and private space flight companies....
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Roboze Unveils ARGO 1000 3D Printer with 1 cubic meter build volume
After years of specialising in super polymers and high-temperature composites, Roboze has announced the launch of its flagship Production Series solution - the ARGO 1000....
ioTech Group Launches Continuous Laser Assisted Deposition Technology
ioTech Group Ltd has introduced the world’s first Continuous Laser Assisted Deposition (CLAD) additive manufacturing technology....
Markforged makes Three Key Additions to The Digital Forge Platform
Markforged announced three key additions to the platform: the Metal X Gen 2, Next Day Metal, and Markforged X7 Field Edition....
SLM Solutions to Launch New Game-Changing Metal Additive Manufacturing Product
SLM Solutions invites the industry to a game-changing Metal Additive Manufacturing product launch on June 23rd at 5pm CEST....
Bigrep Virtual Demo with Monotech Systems Limited
Join BigRep and partner, Monotech Systems for a virtual demo from BigRep’s North American HQ, to learn about our large-format 3D printers....
Nissan accelerates Assembly Line with BCN3D 3D Printing Solution
BCN3D, a Spanish leading 3D printing solutions manufacturer, recently announced the new Nissan use case. Having successfully integrated 3D printing into its production process in...
AddUp launches new generation FormUp 350 Metal 3D Printer
AddUp has introducted FormUp 350 metal 3D printer - a modular and scalable architecture using laser powder bed fusion (L-PBF) technology...
Anycubic Unveils new 3D Printing Solutions at TCT Asia, 2021
Anycubic unveiled a rich line-up of new 3D printing solutions and products at TCT Show including Photon Mono X Pro, Photon Ultra and......
Thermwood Expands Large Scale Additive Manufacturing Product Line
Thermwood, the manufacturer of Large Scale Additive Manufacturing systems, has developed even larger machines than ones currently available....