News and Insights of 3D Printing and Manufacturing
XJet has selected the Youngstown Business Incubator (YBI) and its partner, Youngstown State University, as its first USA customer for the XJet Carmel 1400 additive manufacturing (AM) system.
Covestro, a leader in high-tech polymer material solutions, joined hands with Raise3D, an innovative 3D printer manufacturer, to showcase a variety of 3D printing applications at ChinaCoat 2017 in Shanghai, highlighting the huge potential of 3D printing in commercialization with proven cases. With high demands for 3D printing in a wide array of industries, […]
On the occasion of the formnext trade show in Frankfurt, BigRep and BASF are finalizing a strategic alliance to jointly develop 3D printing solutions, aimed at accelerating the wholesale introduction of additive manufacturing technologies into industrial applications.
Perstorp and 3D4Makers are developing a new generation of high quality, high performance filament. As the world’s first fifth-generation 3D filament, Facilan enables applications previously unobtainable with other 3D printing materials. Developed jointly by Perstorp and 3D4makers, Facilan delivers fit-for-purpose filaments for 3D additive manufacturing. Currently comprising three materials, the Facilan portfolio is designed to meet the toughest requirements for a wide range of medical and manufacturing products.
LPW Technology has formed a strategic partnership with AIRBUS APWORKS to add high-performance Scalmalloy aluminium-magnesium-scandium alloy to its portfolio of metal powders for the additive manufacturing sector.
XJet, the additive manufacturing company pioneering NanoParticle Jetting (NPJ) technology, installed the first commercial XJet Carmel 1400 additive manufacturing (AM) system at citim. citim is a part of the Oerlikon Group and a leading international service provider of additively manufactured parts. With XJet’s Carmel 1400 AM system, Oerlikon is the first company worldwide to premiere a new transformational ceramic inkjet-based technology for additive production of ceramic parts.
DWS is partnering with Techniplas, a leading global design and manufacturing provider of automotive products and services to further expand its additive manufacturing capabilities. DWS will bring its entire portfolio of professional-grade 3D printing products to the open innovation program at the Techniplas Innovation Center working on Additive Manufacturing in Ventura, California.
Biobots was founded in 2014 to make it easy to design and engineer biology. Bioprinters on the market were expensive, inaccessible, and difficult to use. Biobots created its beta device to tackle these problems and enjoyed rapid adoption but the academic community. Three years later the company – now Allevi – has grown to serve hundreds of labs in all corners of the world.
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Shares of the two biggest pure-play 3D printing companies, 3D Systems and Stratasys, lost 8.8% and 7.4%, respectively, on Friday the 13th, as competitor HP announced full color and metal 3D printing are in the works for 2018. So far in 2017, 3D Systems stock has lost 10.1%, while Stratasys has gained 29.4%.