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German RepRap Rolls Out New 3D Printing Filament

German RepRap’s new Carbon20 printer filament is made from 20 percent carbon fiber and has several applications. 

Published October 9, 2015
Categorized as materials Tagged @ENGINEERINGcom, carbon fiber

More than 100 New Additive Manufacturing Machines and Materials Added to Senvol Database

A tremendous amount of information exists in the industrial additive manufacturing industry, with many companies – old and new – competing for customer dollars and attention.

Published September 16, 2015
Categorized as Hardware Tagged @ENGINEERINGcom, @senvol, data, printer

Engineers Thoughts on the Impact of 3D Printing in Traditional Manufacturing

At the conclusion of the recent opening of their facility to the media, Joe Allison, CEO of Stratasys Direct Manufacturing introduced SMS Research Advisors. 

Published September 11, 2015
Categorized as Ideas Tagged @ENGINEERINGcom, engineering

MIT’s MultiFab 3D Printer Prints in 10 Materials and Embeds Components

MIT recently reported that they’ve created a 3D printer that fabricates objects from 10 different materials at the same time, using a combination of “machine vision” and 3D scanning. 

Published September 4, 2015
Categorized as materials, printer Tagged @ENGINEERINGcom, MIT

Zare Reduces Manufacturing Costs by Implementing Fortus Additive Manufacturing System

Stratasys recently announced that Zare, a manufacturing service bureau based in Italy, cut its manufacturing costs by 50 percent in the aerospace and automotive industries by implementing a series of Stratasys Fortus 3D production systems.

Published August 28, 2015
Categorized as Usage Tagged @ENGINEERINGcom, manufacturing, stratasys

The Renishaw AM250 Additive Manufacturing System

Utilizing a high-powered fiber laser to print 20µm- to 100µm-thick layers of fully dense metal directly from 3D CAD data, the Renishaw AM250’s fine metal powder melting process offers fast additive manufacturing for metal parts.

Published August 19, 2015
Categorized as printer Tagged @ENGINEERINGcom, renishaw
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