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Fraunhofer develops thin-walled parts post-processing vibration reduction structure

April 9, 2020

by Vera Technologies

One of the main features of the additive manufacturing process is that the complexity of the shape ...

Positive PK: HP Metal Jet and SLM are faster and more cost-effective

April 9, 2020

by Vera Technologies

HP's 3D printing field is a menacing situation. The nylon machine released last year is not com ...

Medical: PEEK’s advantages and disadvantages compared to metal implants

April 9, 2020

by Vera Technologies

Traditional hard tissue implanted metal materials such as stainless steel, titanium and its alloys ...

[Additive Manufacturing] Get the standard out

April 9, 2020

by Vera Technologies

In recent years, additive manufacturing applications in the aerospace, medical, mold and other show ...

High-speed, flexible and open screw extrusion additive manufacturing system

April 9, 2020

by Vera Technologies

In the industrial field, the additive manufacturing of plastic functional components has high requi ...

Use EOS optical tomography instead of nondestructive testing to ensure the quality of additive manufacturing parts

April 9, 2020

by Vera Technologies

Prior to this, there were no comprehensive testing methods for additive-manufactured parts. Metal-p ...

Ultimaker’s new S3, S5 Pro Bundle brings industrial power to office production

April 9, 2020

by Vera Technologies

On the first day of TCT Shenzhen, Ultimaker, the global leader in desktop 3D printing, launched two ...

NIH 3D Print Exchange hosts curated selection of PPE for COVID-19 AM Industry

April 6, 2020

by Vera Design

The NIH 3D Print Exchange by the U.S.’ National Institutes of Health is an important resource in the medical sector, providing 3D printable models for a range of biomedical applications. While the platform has primarily functioned as a repository for anatomical models, the NIH 3D Print Exchange now also hosts an important collection of 3D printable files for COVID-19 response.

MakerBot releases LABS Experimental Extruder for METHOD 3D printer 3D Printer Hardware

April 6, 2020

by Vera Technologies

Desktop 3D printing company MakerBot, a subsidiary of Stratasys, has released the new MakerBot LABS Experimental Extruder for its METHOD 3D printer. The new piece of hardware effectively transforms the METHOD machine into an open material platform, allowing users to work with a broader range of third-party materials.

Medical 3D Printing Is Shaping The Healthcare Industry

April 3, 2020

by Vera Applications

The emerge of customized medical devices is closely related to the actual clinical needs. After the ...

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Fraunhofer develops thin-walled parts post-processing vibration reduction structure

Positive PK: HP Metal Jet and SLM are faster and more cost-effective

Medical: PEEK’s advantages and disadvantages compared to metal implants

[Additive Manufacturing] Get the standard out

High-speed, flexible and open screw extrusion additive manufacturing system

Use EOS optical tomography instead of nondestructive testing to ensure the quality of additive manufacturing parts

Ultimaker’s new S3, S5 Pro Bundle brings industrial power to office production

NIH 3D Print Exchange hosts curated selection of PPE for COVID-19 AM Industry

MakerBot releases LABS Experimental Extruder for METHOD 3D printer 3D Printer Hardware

Medical 3D Printing Is Shaping The Healthcare Industry

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