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The oldest German congress trade fair for additive technologies, Rapid.Tech + FabCon 3.D, will be held under the new catchy name Rapid.Tech 3D in future. Messe Erfurt is moving the event, which is taking place for the 17th time, back to the original time period.
read more...Cooperation for machine control
Siemens and Scanlab are working together in the field of controlling industrial laser systems. They have integrated the RTC6 scan head control card into the Siemens Simatic S7-1500 controller for use in laser-based manufacturing applications.
read more...With TPU 1301, EOS is launching a flexible polymer material for additive series production onto the market. The thermoplastic polyurethane is easy to process, is process-stable and has good hydrolysis resistance and high UV stability.
read more...At Formnext, Essentium will be showcasing high-temperature nylon materials for the HSE (High Speed Extrusion) platform. The materials offer high resistance to heat, chemical influences and material fatigue.
read more...The German mechanical engineering industry is experiencing a downturn. Automotive-related companies are particularly affected, including machine tool manufacturers. But they are not letting it get them down. The time has come for them to make strategic decisions.
read more...Post-processing of additive manufacturing
At Formnext, Hufschmied Zerspanungssysteme will be presenting its range of products for optimizing machining post-processing in additive manufacturing.
read more...Trumpf will be showcasing its broad portfolio of machines for additive manufacturing at Formnext, including the TruPrint 5000, the TruPrint 3000 with industrial part and powder management and the TruPrint 1000.
read more...Kasto has developed the Kasto win amc high-performance automatic band saw to separate additively manufactured components made of materials that are easy to difficult to machine from their base plate.
read more...For the fifth time, everything at Formnext revolves around additive manufacturing. Even in the run-up to the trade fair, everything is set for growth: more exhibitors, more space and a variety of special topics.
read more...The Technical University of Munich (TUM), Oerlikon, GE Additive and Linde are jointly establishing a cluster for additive manufacturing with the aim of researching and developing additive manufacturing technologies at a single location.
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