Arkema features new 3D printing material innovations at the 2021 Rapid + TCT show. The group will also showcase their latest partnerships.
PostProcess Technologies, a leading global provider of 3D post-printing solutions, has collaborated with 3DZ for expansion in Europe.
Fortify and Tethon 3D announced their collaboration to advance adoption of ceramic 3D printing materials in a variety of applications.
The Australian Army is extending its partnership with SPEE3D, the metal 3D printing technology manufacturer, to continue in 2021.
SLM Solutions announced a partnership with Solukon to deliver for effective post-processing of 3D printed parts for its customers.
3DCeram has partnered with India-based Shree Rapid Technologies (SRT) to strengthen and advance 3D Printed Ceramics in the Indian market.
Objectify Technologies announced its partnership with Air Works Group to help deliver 3D Printing for Aviation MRO.
Fortify and Rogers Corp. Partner to Develop 3D Printed Dielectric Materials for RF Devices
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Fortify and Rogers Corporation partner to develop 3D printed dielectric material systems for RF devices through Continuous Kinetic Mixing.
DyeMansion and Stratasys Partner to deliver Industrial AM Architecture for End-Use Parts
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Stratasys and DyeMansion have partnered to create the first reference AM architecture based on Stratasys H350 3D printer platform.
Impossible Objects, a 3D printer and materials company, and Ricoh 3D, the additive manufacturing subsidiary of leading technology and digital services company Ricoh, have entered into a new partnership to make Carbon Fibre composite materials for printing on Composite Based Additive Manufacturing (CBAM) process.
