Ford installs two Model One composite 3D printers from Impossible Objects Additive Manufacturing
Ford recently purchased two Impossible Objects “Model One” composite 3D printing machines to be used by the company for research and development.
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Ford recently purchased two Impossible Objects “Model One” composite 3D printing machines to be used by the company for research and development.
Dimension Inx will be further distributing its advanced, electrically conductive and bioactive 3D-Graphene 3D-Paint through Allevi Inc., who will be providing the material to its customers in easy-to-use kits readily compatible with Allevi bioprinting hardware. This announcement follows closely behind the recent announcement that Allevi is also selling Dimension Inx’s Hyperelastic Bone™ 3D-Paint kits.
Digital Dot, an established supplier of technical support, consumables, software and super-wide format printers within Benelux, has announced that is has signed an agreement with Massivit 3D, the leading provider of large format 3D printing solutions for visual communication applications, to become the company’s distributor within the region.
Stratasys and Phoenix Analysis & Design Technologies (PADT) are teaming with Lockheed Martin Space to deliver next-generation 3D printed parts for NASA’s Orion deep-space spacecraft. Key to the project are Stratasys advanced materials – including an ESD variant of the new Antero 800NA, a PEKK-based thermoplastic offering high performance mechanical, chemical, and thermal properties.
Aerostructures tier-1 supplier Premium AEROTEC reinforces its leading position in the additive manufacturing sector by taking over APWORKS, a metal (Scalmalloy aluminum alloy) 3D printing specialist. Both partners complement the other’s capabilities and aim to profit from the fast-paced growth in the 3D printing market together. Premium AEROTEC and Airbus, the previous owner of APWORKS, have agreed to keep the purchasing price confidential.
Massivit 3D, the leading provider of large format 3D printing solutions for visual communication applications, has announced the appointment of Kevin Sykes as President for North America.
On the occasion of Ceramitec, held from April 10th to 13th in Munich, 3DCeram-Sinto, a leading 3D ceramic printing system manufacturer (formed as Japan-based Sinto acquired France based 3DCeram), is partnering with German experts DORST Technologies, a major player in technical ceramics (and metal powder processing).
BigRep and Etihad Airways Engineering have announced plans to collaborate to define a roadmap for the development of the next generation of Additive Manufacturing (AM) solutions for the aerospace industry.
When it comes to retrofitting for aircraft, time is of the essence. During cabin retrofits, the integration of newly designed elements might create a need for adapting or redesigning some panels or spacers, which are typically required in low volumes and short timeframes. With tight retrofit timescales to meet, Airbus was looking for a quick and smart solution to produce these spacer panels, and they found it in Materialise’s Certified Additive Manufacturing.
Hawk 3D Proto, a young though quite popular 3D product resellers in the UK, has closed its doors. We did not see that coming, as the company seemed to be one of the most active in the UK scene. Although we often met and spoke with Ben at shows, and very much appreciated his approach to the market, we regret that we never had the opportunity to actively collaborate with Hawk 3D and help the company further promote its brand and products.