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Accumold Acquires Fabrica 2.0 Micro 3D Printer
Accumold, a leading micro-molding company, has taken delivery of a Fabrica 2.0 micro 3D printer from Fabrica Group. The technology was previously known as the Tera 250 and was created by Nanofabrica which has now been acquired by Nano Dimension.
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Branch Technology’s C-Fab Process Used for Giant 3D Printed Facade and Exterior Wall Panels
Mitch Lewandowsky, Branch Technology‘s Chief Commercial Officer, had been hinting at a major project for some time. It has now finally been revealed that it’s not just one project but at least two, and possibly more, and they are both massive in size: a 3D printed facade for the Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union building and exterior wall panels for the Center of Engineering, Technology, Arts & Sciences at the Chattanooga State Community College.
MakerBot debuts CloudPrint software for remote collaboration AM Software
Stratasys-owned MakerBot has launched a new software platform, MakerBot CloudPrint, to enable easier 3D printing collaboration with partners across the globe. The software was developed to facilitate remote working and enables users to easily manage and control their 3D print jobs from virtually anywhere.
New PwC Study Showcases 3D Printing Trends Within Manufacturing
Just about two years ago, the professional services firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) published a study entitled “Disruptive Manufacturing Innovations Survey”, which detailed the present and expected ...
3D printing giant EOS partners with John Hart as it expands its Australian presence
Leading OEM EOS has partnered with machine tool supplier John Hart Pty Ltd. to sell its range of 3D printers in Australia. The agreement will make John Hart the first official Australian distribution ...
The optimal frontier of metal 3D printing (3): Exploration of unsupported technology on large horizontal plane
Currently, unsupported or minimized support is a hot topic of metal powder bed sintering. Customers often ask if it is possible to print unsupported horizontal surfaces on a loose powder bed. As far ...
CI Launches Small Area Additive Manufacturing (SAAM) System 3D Printer Hardware
Cincinnati Incorporated and NVBOTS introduce new rapid prototyping complement to BAAM. SAAM (Small Area Additive Manufacturing) saves material costs, proves out designs for many types of fabric ...
SPEE3D cold-spray copper 3D printing process used to create Coronavirus-free surfaces AM Industry
Australian company SPEE3D has successfully developed and tested a fast and affordable processes, dubbed ACTIVAT3D, to 3D print anti-microbial copper onto metal surfaces. Laboratory tests have shown that this process ‘contact kills’ 96% of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, in just two hours, on any plastic and metal surface.
3D printing a straighter smile Medical
No longer is it necessary to be saddled with bracket and wire braces for consecutive years in order to achieve a straighter smile: people around the world can correct their teeth alignment using customized clear aligners, which are not only much more discrete, but can be removed without professional intervention. The growing adoption of clear aligners—the market was reportedly worth over $2 billion in 2019—is due in no small part to 3D printing, a technology which has enabled orthodontic labs and specialist companies to achieve customization on a mass scale.
