
Smart International Joins The High-Temperature Club
Smart International announced a high-temperature 3D printing option: the Macro HT.
Smart International announced a high-temperature 3D printing option: the Macro HT.
Many 3D print companies service the aerospace industry, but it appears that Essentium is doing things in quite a different way.
Zortrax worked with the European Space Agency to successfully 3D print and test a conductive high-temperature material.
During times of uncertainty, Michigan Tech’s Open Sustainability Technology (MOST) Lab doles out three new open source tools in response to the ongoing pandemic. The
It’s been brought to our attention that there is another freely downloadable design for a high-temperature 3D printer.
I’m reading a fascinating story about how a small motorsport company is using 3D printing in a very different way.
Michigan Tech’s Open Sustainability Technology Lab, or “MOST”, announced an open source, high-temperature 3D printer.
Smart3D International has announced a new 3D printer, the Macro, and it’s intended for use in manufacturing.
There’s one filament that appears to have the highest-temperature resistance of them all: EXTEM AMHH811F.
In the last 2-3 years there has been a dramatic rise in high-temperature 3D printing, but what are the materials for this type of printing?
INTAMSYS announced a partnership with Victrex to allow use of a newly designed PAEK 3D printer filament in their high-temperature equipment.
A question being asked is whether a plastic 3D printed part could replace a metal part, and the answer is increasingly, “Yes!”
Innovative filament producer colorFabb has introduced their very first soluble support material for 3D printing, DPA-100.
I recently had the opportunity to speak with the folks from Plural Additive Manufacturing, an Oregon-based 3D print company.
Tethon 3D announced a new product: a ceramic powder suitable for use in SLS 3D printers to add to their extensive portfolio of printable ceramic materials.
Roboze launched their long-awaited distributed additive manufacturing service, composed of a network of experienced Roboze 3D printer operators.
Many 3D printing companies have powerful networks and now is the time to unleash them to help in this crisis. We look at three who are doing so effectively.
I’ve become aware of a potential issue that some readers may not know about: PFTE toxicity.
INTAMSYS has worked with researchers to develop an interesting hybrid 3D printing / laser-scribing process that can be used in a variety of unusual sensors.
MiniFactory’s new software produces a very useful report for each 3D print that may be important for clients. We had a close look at one.
Researchers are now able to procure incredibly powerful 3D printing equipment at lower costs to enable work that was previously impossible.
AON3D announced a new, powerful industrial 3D printer, the AON-M2 2020, which has a number of enhanced features and capabilities.
3ntr has introduced an extremely high temperature 3D printer with a build chamber temperature of 250C, capable of 3D printing all high temperature materials, such as PEEK, ULTEM, PAEK and more.
An increasing choice is what awaits those who explore the third party market for resin 3D printer materials.
Slice Engineering has developed a new, highly efficient hot end that could be very suitable for use in high temperature 3D printing applications.
WASP has modified their popular Delta 2040 3D printer to enable 3D printing of high temperature materials like PEEK. But there’s another surprise, too.
Lynxter’s S600D industrial 3D printer just got a lot better with a new liquid extrusion system. We found out which materials it can print.
We chatted with ESSENTIUM’s CEO, Blake Teipel to find out more about their strategy and the latest developments.
Anisoprint has developed a new high temperature 3D printer that can also 3D print continuous carbon fiber. We found out how it works.
ROBOZE introduced a mid-sized industrial 3D printer for high temperature materials including PEEK and ULTEM, the ARGO 350.
INTAMSYS presented its latest cutting-edge 3D printer, the FUNMAT PRO 610 HT at Formnext 2019 in Frankfurt, the first time seen publicly in Europe.
Essentium enters the high-temperature 3D printing business by introducing the HSE 180•S machine and high temp materials including nylon and PEEK.
ROBOZE announced an interesting deal for advanced 3D printing materials with SOLVAY to provide access to high temperature PEEK and carbon fiber filaments.
3DGence announced a new, large-format high temperature industrial 3D printer, the INDUSTRY F420, which is capable of 3D printing in PEEK and ULTEM materials.
ROBOZE and Sabic have introduced a very high temperature 3D print material, EXTEM AMHH811F filament, which could open up new forms of additive manufacturing.
Options for high-temperature 3D printing support material are rare. A reader found another support filament usable with some engineering materials.
Is it possible to 3D print complex 3D models in PEKK material? 3DGENCE’s F340 high-temperature 3D printer can now do so with soluble supports.
Innovatica displayed a pair of powerful high-temperature delta 3D printers for industry that sport a number of very interesting features such as a vacuum plate system.
INTAMSYS offers a line of several powerful high-temperature 3D printers capable of printing in PEEK, ULTEM and other high-performance functional materials.
Need a very large high-temperature 3D printer? Dynamical 3D’s huge DT60 can reliably 3D print in PEEK, ULTEM and other high-temp engineering materials.
Looking for a high-temperature material 3D printer? The AON-M2 is able to 3D print high-temp materials such as PEEK, ULTEM, PEKK, PC and even LEXAN.
Robotfactory announced a higher-temperature version of their infinite 3D printer.
A blog post from igus GmbH describes plans for building your own high-temperature 3D printer.
3DGence announced a new accessory for their popular INDUSTRY F340 professional 3D printer that provides for high flow rates.
A partnership between Solvay and Aerosint could lead to high-temperature SLS 3D printing.
If you’re thinking about 3D printing in high-temperature materials you might want to look at the INTAMSYS FUNMAT PRO 410.
Navigating the learning curve of high-temperature 3D printing is less daunting with the experts.
3D printer manufacturer Picaso3D is contemplating a move into the European market.
If you’re seeking a very high-temperature 3D printer, you might want to look at the GEWO 3D HTP 260.
Roboze has been growing significantly in the past year.
3DGence announced a high-temperature dissolvable support material.
VSHAPER has developed a new version of their 500 model specifically for medical 3D prints.
A French startup has developed a versatile high-temperature 3D printer.
Formlabs surprisingly announced a new formulation of their high-temperature resin.
I’m reading a scientific paper describing research on new high-entropy, high-hardness metal carbides and wondering how they could be used in 3D printing.
Dyze Design showed us their new products.
Call us surprised: Loctite is entering the world of 3D printing.
We got inside – literally – the enormous Super Discovery large-format 3D printer.
We hadn’t heard much from Kodak on their new 3D printer for quite a while, but now they’re back in action.
We took a look at EVO-TECH’s new EL-102 high-temperature 3D printer.
Spain-based Advanced Production Tools S.A produces a line of powerful industrial 3D printers under the name Dynamical Tools.
For years, one 3D printer manufacturer dominated the world of fused deposition modeling (FDM), specifically in the industrial space.
Things will get a lot hotter in desktop 3D printing after E3D-Online’s latest announcement.
We have not yet seen the Northworks 600x 3D printer, but it seems to be an amazing machine.
Finland-based miniFactory Oy Ltd announced their latest 3D printer, the miniFactory Ultra.
Interest in high-temperature 3D printing is now sufficient for specialized service providers.
I wish I’d seen this earlier: A 2016 NASA project transformed a desktop 3D printer into one capable of 3D printing ULTEM.
UBOT 3D is now ready to release their new huge P440 3D printer to the world.
Aon3D is a Montreal-based company producing a high-temperature 3D printer.
3D Printerworks has launched a new powerful industrial 3D printer, the HT 5800.
AON3D is a Montreal-based company manufacturing an incredible industrial 3D printer.
There are several high-temperature 3D printers emerging, and one is 3DGENCE’s F340.
Shanghai-based INTAMSYS’ FUNMAT series of professional 3D printers hopes to provide the world with high temperature capabilities.
It seems that every desktop 3D printer company eventually makes a large machine.
An Ohio startup offers a very powerful professional 3D printer, the Juggerbot line.
Finnish MiniFactory announced the Innovator 2 professional desktop 3D printer.
There are a growing number of what I like to call “professional” desktop 3D printers emerging recently and one of interest is the Katana from OO-KUMA.
The trend towards professional desktop 3D printing continues with another materials announcement.
China-based Mankati has a new, powerful professional desktop 3D printer on the market: the E180.
Shanghai-based INTAMSYS produces several 3D printers, but one of particular interest is the FUNMAT HT 3D printer.
France-based I3D Innovation has launched a high temperature extrusion system for desktop 3D printers.
Historically, desktop 3D printers used only a select few materials, but that has changed recently, and could change a great deal more.
Roboze is an Italian company focusing on high temperature desktop 3D printers, and today they’ve released their most powerful unit yet.
Four-year old EVO-tech’s main product is a very powerful desktop 3D printer for professional use.
Roboze is a small Italian company producing a very unique desktop 3D printer. You might say it’s very hot!
Today Formlabs announced a trio of new “engineering” resins for use in their desktop 3D printer, but one of them has a very special property.
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