Golden, CO – ADAPT, the Alliance for the Development of Additive Processing Technologies , a research consortium focused on developing technologies to accelerate the certification and qualification of 3D printed metal parts, welcomes new member Spatial Corp. , Spatial will use its membership in ADAPT to bolster our technical expertise in additive manufacturing and strengthen our relationships in the industry. Founding industry members include Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp., MORE

3D printing as an industry has been growing quite significantly over the past couple of years. The traditional leaders of the manufacturing industry have also kept their eyes on this new technology and have invested substantially in R&D. Be it metal 3D printing or simply plastic 3D printing used in non-industrial applications, there are plenty of companies in current times that make 3D printers for a wide variety of applications. MORE

Molding companies have also added AM technology to their offerings to provide customizable injection molds or small-volume production that would have been economically unfeasible with traditional processes. Demonstration projects in China, the Netherlands and Italy are utilizing 3D printing to enable faster construction, lower labor costs and less pollution and waste, while offering tailor-made housing solutions that have the potential to reshape the way we build our cities. MORE

Clariant at TCT Asia 2019 in Shanghai, China. . Clariant presents its fast-growing portfolio of superior industrial 3D printer filaments and solutions in the striking, future-trend orange shade “Catch me if you can” (Booth W4-G56). To open up 3D printing to many industrial applications, Clariant’s featured solutions at TCT Asia 2019 will place particular emphasis on addressing often unmet needs. Production of small series application parts via 3D printing. MORE

software suite from Concept Laser was completed in time for formnext powered by TCT 2016 following a 12-month development process. A clear and process-oriented architecture is the hallmark of CL WRX 3.0. The status of all machine components can be monitored at all times during the process. It is also worth mentioning the standard control across all applications and the flexible way that the software can be individualized with configurable widgets. MORE

On 10 – 12 November 2020, Formnext Connect – the virtual edition of the world’s leading AM exhibition – will once again set the tone for the industry with an outstanding lineup of content. We’ve had a great deal of success with our concept of showcasing real industrial applications all along the process chain,” says Sascha F. Industry experts from all across the world will discuss current developments and opportunities while sharing valuable information. MORE

On an exhibition area of more than 36,000 square meters, 550 exhibitors will present numerous innovations, world firsts, and trailblazing industrial applications. This will make Formnext – being held from November 13 to 16 , 2018 – the international guiding star for additive manufacturing and modern industrial manufacturing methods. Additive solutions for numerous user industries. After Germany, the major exhibitor nations are China (13.4% MORE

During the annual awards ceremony, 21 awards were given out to researchers, students and industry professionals. NAMRC is the premier international forum for applied research and industrial applications in manufacturing and design. NAMRI/SME brings together researchers from leading companies, government laboratories, academic institutions and industrial think tanks located around the world for the purpose of advancing the scientific foundation of discrete-parts manufacturing. MORE

We take an industry-specific approach to the topic – both scientifically and practically – focusing primarily on the areas of automotive and aerospace engineering, dentistry, medical technology and toolmaking, and covering all the key aspects including machines, materials, design and use. This focus on particular industries and aspects means we can deliver specialist knowledge and a sector overview unparalleled within Germany. MORE

As the market leader in the development, processing and supply of high quality metal powders and software solutions for the AM industry, we are continually expanding our materials range to enable new applications and productionisation of the technology” says Ben Ferrar, LPW’s Chief Operating Officer. at booth E69 and learn more about the possibilities of Scalmalloy® for your applications. MORE

Chicago, Illinois – Sciaky, Inc. , a subsidiary of Phillips Service Industries, Inc. Under terms of the agreement, EFESTO will provide exclusive sales representation and resale of Sciaky’s EBAM solutions to Australia, Brazil, China, India, Japan, Nigeria, Poland, Russia and South Korea, along with named accounts in the Middle East and the U.S. Sciaky’s EBAM process is the fastest, most scalable metal 3D printing process in the world.”. MORE

A connecting element used in the Airbus A350 XWB made it to the final round of the “2014 German Industry Innovation Award” Additive manufacturing in aircraft construction is gaining ground. The reasons for this are typical concerns in the industry however: quicker throughput times, more cost-effective components and heretofore unimaginable freedom of design. Targeted energy consumption and conservation of resources are key features of the laser melting process. MORE

Nasdaq:SSYS), the 3D printing and additive manufacturing solutions company, today introduced four new enhancements to Stratasys Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM®)-based 3D printers, fully optimizing select models for creating functional product prototypes, production tools and end-use parts for the most demanding manufacturing applications. Stratasys is improving this process with a new sacrificial tooling solution, comprised of its new ST-130 material and new fill patterns. MORE

Global engineering technologies company Renishaw is collaborating with UK start-up business Additive Automations , as part of a project to automate metal additive manufacturing (AM) post-processing, which involves using collaborative robots (cobots) to perform support structure removal. MORE