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Igus: Additive manufacturing and Industry 4.0
3D-printed wear parts from Igus often offer a comparable service life to original parts. Manufactured using filament printing, intelligent components now also warn of overload and report their need for maintenance.
read more...Materialise will acquire RSscan, a provider of dynamic foot measurement technology, and RS Print, the provider of custom-printed Phits insoles.
read more...Functionally graded materials can be used to optimize components. A new application can be used to define the material distribution on CAD models. Complex component requirements can be implemented using multi-material 3D printing.
read more...Deciding on a printing material in additive manufacturing has become much easier. Whereas previously only one plastic could be printed, 2-component 3D printing opens up completely new possibilities.
read more...Pro-beam, a company in the field of electron beam technology, is tapping into the additive manufacturing market. The subsidiary pro-beam additive is currently developing two 3D printing processes for industrial applications.
read more...Titanium powder for 3D printing
Taniobis announces its cooperation with Alloyed. The two companies will work together in the development, production and application of innovative titanium alloy powders.
read more...With the innovative 3D Automatic Unpacking Station, HP and the Rösler brand AM Solutions - 3D post processing technology are presenting the first jointly developed product of the cooperation that was concluded around a year ago.
read more...A new 3D print head ensures greater process stability in the additive manufacturing of series products.
read more...Following the cancellation of Formnext, the organizer Mesago has announced the virtual trade fair "Formnext Connect". Sascha Wenzler, Vice President of Formnext, explains the background and focus of the new event.
read more...The coronavirus pandemic has made people and companies inventive. In March, for example, a school in central Hesse used its 3D printers to produce special hooks to open doors almost contactlessly.
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