3D printing news

Glass or crystal is a hard, brittle, transparent and amorphous inorganic material found in nature, although it can also be man-made. In additive manufacturing, it is an unusual material, but one that can be processed to create original glass parts,…

The aerospace industry thrives on pushing the boundaries of innovation. However, NASA‘s recent licensing of a revolutionary superalloy, GRX-810, not only marks a significant step forward in the development of future aerospace technology, but will have significant benefits on the…

As RAPID + TCT 2024 approaches, one of the most exciting event features is undoubtedly the exhibitors. But with over 400 expected to attend, it is hard to know where to start. To give a better idea of what can…

Welcome to our compilation of this week’s most compelling 3D printing highlights. We kick off this week’s edition with a video by Top Tech showcasing 15 of the world’s fastest cars and offering an in-depth look at the Czinger 21C…

When most people think about 3D printing, the material that comes to mind is usually plastics. Though there are, of course, other materials, including metal and ceramic, polymers still make up the majority of the market for 3D printing materials.…

We are back with #3DEXPRESS to show you all the highlights of the news from the additive manufacturing sector this week! First, after a decade of business, Sintratec has begun to cease operations as of May 7th, 2024. Next, Massivit takes…

This year’s sports calendar is packed with excitement, kicking off in June with the European Championships in Germany and swiftly followed by the Summer Olympics in Paris. Athletes worldwide are gearing up to deliver peak performances, relying on their teams…

If you’re looking for game-changing Additive Manufacturing (AM) materials for Aerospace and Defense (AeroDef) applications or need to upgrade to AM materials that offer high performance, connectivity, and cybersecurity, SPE’s online Between the Layers: Panel Discussion – Additive Manufacturing Materials…

We all know the steps of 3D printing: design, slicing, 3D printing and then? Although it is a critical stage, the last step, post-processing, or all the different processes and methods that are used after the printing of a part…

A collaborative effort between industrial engineers and forward-thinking furniture startups is poised to redefine the parameters of custom furniture manufacturing. Spearheaded by Feng Ju, an associate professor of industrial engineering at Arizona State University, and alongside industry frontrunners such as…

Onshape is a cloud-based computer-aided design (CAD) software. Using web-based servers, software users can collaborate on a single model, editing and interacting at the same time. The program is intended for many industries looking to design products, machine parts, industrial…

Based in Israel, Sprybuild has set itself the goal of developing automated 3D printing solutions, offering greater flexibility for the user. With this in mind, it has designed a resin 3D printer with a conveyor belt. Instead of the traditional…