For millennia, metallurgists have been meticulously tweaking the ingredients of steel to enhance its properties. As a result, several variants of steel exist today; but one type, called martensitic steel, stands out from its...
CRP Technology’s hi-tech advancement is unstoppable. Less than six months after the launch on the market of Windform® FR1, the first carbon fiber-reinforced flame-retardant material for professional 3D printing, CRP Technology is presenting a...
March 30, 2020 ， Essentium, Inc., a leading provider of 3D printing technology for additive manufacturing, announced it is partnering with LEHVOSS Group, a leading innovator of chemical and mineral specialties, to develop high-performance...
Additive production has huge undisputed potential for revolutionising the production of the future and at the same time achieving new dimensions for lightweight construction. At present, the aluminium alloys available do not yet fulfil...
Sartomer, a pioneer in advanced photocurable resin solutions, and Sirrus, a developer of novel methylene malonate monomers and oligomers, are partnering to create new fast-curing methacrylate 3D printing resins. Experts from the companies will...
According to the most influent manufacture experts, it is not easy to predict what is ahead for the following years especially in the Additive Manufacturing sector, but forecasts – already for 2020 – are...
26th February, Australian Industrial Scale Additive Manufacturing Company, Titomic Limited (ASX: TTT) (“Titomic or “Company”), has entered into a binding agreement with Composite Technology, an Australian R&D and commercialisation division of a global defence...
13 February 2020 –The Industrial/Professional printer market (that is, for all printers above $5,000), has seen a +8% rise in polymer material utilisation over the last twelve months. Within polymers, photopolymers have seen the...
Today’s aircraft structures consist of many different materials. For example, the fuselage and wing structure of the Airbus A350XWB is constructed mainly of composites with some metal parts. Here, parts are joined, per classical...
Current titanium alloys used in additive manufacturing often cool and bond together in column-shaped crystals during the 3D printing process, making them prone to cracking or distortion. And unlike aluminium or other commonly used...
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