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Photoreactive 3D printing material
As a result of the cooperation with Origin, Henkel is now launching a new type of 3D printable photopolymer for Origin One printers that is resistant to flammability, smoke and toxicity - a property that is useful in the automotive industry, for example. The photoreactive material is currently being presented at Formnext.
read more...With the 3DM-AMS 800, 3D-Mectronic is presenting an additive manufacturing system. This is a 3-component system that can process plastics, metals and ceramics simultaneously.
read more...Network for parts and powder handling
The companies assonic Dorstener Siebtechnik, Solukon Maschinenbau and ULT have founded a network for efficient parts and powder handling in additive manufacturing.
read more...With Luvocom 3F Filament, the Lehvoss Group is presenting its own range of 3D printing filaments at this year's Formnext. Four products are offered based on the polymers PAHT and PET, two of which are carbon fiber-reinforced variants.
read more...Stratasys will showcase a range of tough, temperature and chemical resistant FDM thermoplastics, including Antero 840CN03, Diran 410MF07 and ABS-ESD7. These materials are suitable for high temperatures and demanding manufacturing conditions.
read more...Stratasys' innovations at the Formnext trade fair will include the F120 3D printer from the F123 series and the latest PolyJet 3D printers. Stratasys customers from the aerospace and railroad industries will also be presenting their additive manufacturing applications at the Formnext conference.
read more...With the TUM.Additive action agenda, the Technical University of Munich is initiating a comprehensive research focus on additive manufacturing. Together with high-tech partners from industry, it is founding the "Bavarian Additive Manufacturing Cluster" with the aim of establishing Bavaria as a leading economic region for digital manufacturing technologies.
read more...read more...Trumpf shows how tool and mold making can make use of additive manufacturing. As heat is generated during the production of components in injection molding or die casting, many manufacturers equip their molds with cooling channels to keep the temperature constant.
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