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Admatec to Showcase New ADMETALFLEX System for Metal AM at AMUG 3D Printer Hardware

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  This year at AMUG (March 19-23, Chicago), the Dutch based ceramics stereolithography 3D printer manufacturer Admatec is be showing the newest addition to its ADMAFLEX series: the ADMETALFLEX metal 3D printer. Manufacturing on Demand Order custom parts through our online manufacturing network. Low cost, fast delivery. Upload your design for free quotes now! Get Quote This […]

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CeramicSpeed Introduces 3D Printed Titanium Oversized Pulley and Outboard Headset to Bespoke Bike Consumer Products

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In a format where handmade bicycles, creativity and design join forces, CeramicSpeed launches the 3D printed hollow Titanium Oversized Pulley Wheels and their first outboard headset offering. A custom-made display bike has been designed in an original joint collaboration together with Mosaic Cycles and ENVE for the North American Handmade Bicycle Show, where the new products will be introduced.

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Will the New Alien: Covenant Movie Be as Good as the 3D Printing in this Teaser? Consumer Products

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I didn’t mind Prometheus, in fact I enjoyed every single Aliens movie, some more some less. Sure, James Cameron’s Aliens remains my favorite, however the latest teaser for the upcoming Alien: Covenant, the sixth in the franchise, makes me really hope for the best. Not just because it clearly does a “process-placement” operation that 3D printing benefits from, but also because it clearly depicts the direction that manufacturing – including biological manufacturing – is taking and how 3D printing is an absolutely integral part of that.

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European Patent Granted for OPM’s OsteoFab 3D Printed Implants 3D Printing Processes

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Oxford Performance Materials, Inc. (OPM), a leader in advanced materials science and high performance additive manufacturing (HPAM), today announced that it has received a Notice of Decision to Grant a Patent from the European Patent Office (EPO) for OPM’s invention on a “Customized Implant for Bone Replacement”, which leverages its OsteoFab implant manufacturing process, originally filed on December 5, 2011. The patent, which took effect on December 21, 2016, will be valid until August 7, 2029, and enables OPM to apply its high-performance additive manufacturing process to 3D print customized implants for bone replacement.