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Researchers Replicate Fine Natural Fibers with 3D Printing

The embedded 3D printing technique enables applications ranging from sensory hairs to the fibers that give hagfish slime its unique consistency.

New 3D Printing Method Embeds Optical Sensors in Metal Parts for Micro Reactors

A new application area for additive manufacturing has been identified: micro reactors.

Polymaker Streamlines Filament Selection with Panchroma and Fiberon Brands

Polymaker has changed around their product line, and introduced an incredible new material, PPS-CF10.

HP’s Application-Focused Strategy Succeeds with New Industrial Client

HP expands their unusual packaging solution with a new client.

3D Printing Meets Hemp: A New Frontier in Sustainable Building and Manufacturing

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi look at a unique material for 3D printed construction.

An Update On Fortify’s 3D Print Solutions

Fortify has been busy.

HP Enters the Bottle Business

HP announced a strategic acquisition that effectively puts them in the bottle-making business.

Battery Breakthrough Could Mean Power For Complex 3D Prints

Researchers have developed an unusual method of producing a battery, one that could be integrated into 3D printers.

HP Comes Up With An Environmentally Friendly Packaging And Production Solution

HP’s Environmentally Friendly Packaging And Production Solution

HP has developed a new and innovative Molded Fiber Advanced Tooling Solution with the intention of delivering lighter, faster, more durable, user-friendly, cost-efficient, customizable, and environmentally friendly packaging.

Researchers Find Method To Align Fibers During 3D Printer Extrusion

Researchers Find Method To Align Fibers During 3D Printer Extrusion

Researchers have developed an unusual “morphing nozzle” that can orient fibers during 3D printing.

Progress With Desktop Metal’s Newest 3D Printing Systems

Progress With Desktop Metal’s Newest 3D Printing Systems

In the last few months, Desktop Metal has introduced its Shop System and Fiber setup; we caught up to discuss progress and updates.

Published April 29, 2020
Categorized as interview Tagged _temp, applications, desktop metal, fiber, interview, metal, usage

Fortify Fortifies Additives For Additive Manufacturing

Fortify has introduced its Continuous Kinetic Mixing (CKM) system for enhanced photopolymer functionality.

Published March 20, 2020
Categorized as materials Tagged _temp, additive, fiber, fortify, materials, photopolymer, strength

The Importance of Texture in 3D Printed Foods

Novameat has designed a specialized 3D printer to replicate the fibrous texture of meat, and this could lead to an explosion of plant-based alternative 3D printed meats.

Published January 14, 2020
Categorized as printer Tagged beef, fiber, food, meat, novameat, steak, texture

Natural Fibers Enhance the 3D Printing Industry

Charles Goulding & Greer Veon of R&D Tax Savers look at the use of natural fibers in 3D print materials.

Published November 28, 2019
Categorized as materials Tagged fiber, filament, flax, natural fiber, pla

What? Desktop Metal Is Doing Desktop Plastic?

Desktop Metal announced a continuous carbon fiber 3D printer, the Fiber, which uses a version of the industrial AFP (automated fiber placement) process to produce very strong parts.

Published November 3, 2019
Categorized as printer Tagged anisoprint, carbon fiber, continuous, continuous carbon fiber, desktop metal, fiber, markforged

Mimicking Wood Tissue With 3D Printing

Researchers have developed an approach that could lead to true wood 3D printing material.

Published June 28, 2019
Categorized as research Tagged $wood 3D printing, cellulose, fiber, material, microscopic, wood

The Startling Magnetic 3D Print Technology From Fortify

A startup is using magnetic fields to 3D print extremely strong objects.

Published May 29, 2019
Categorized as printer Tagged carbon fiber, dlp, fiber, fortify, glass, interview, plastic, reinforced, resin

Advanced 3D Printed Fiber Concept

A paper from the University of Surrey details a new materials concept, but perhaps this could be done with advanced 3D printers.

Published October 10, 2018
Categorized as research Tagged carbon fiber, fiber, ideas, resin, strength

New LCP Concept Could Provide Ultra-Strong Filament

I’m reading a paper describing a new way to 3D print with molecularly oriented liquid- crystal polymers.

Published September 21, 2018
Categorized as research Tagged fiber, filament, liquid crystal, polymer, strength

Continuous Fiber 3D Printing From Moi

Italy-based Moi offers a unique style of 3D printing. 

Published June 14, 2018
Categorized as printer Tagged fiber, plastic, robotic

Another Continuous Fiber 3D Printing System, With More Options

We’re looking at the technology of Continuous Composites today. 

Published May 17, 2018
Categorized as printer Tagged @cf3dprinting, composites, fiber

Proto-Pasta’s Surprising Matte Fiber PLA

Proto-Pasta has introduced a curious new line of PLA-based 3D printer filament: Matte Fiber HTPLA. 

Published September 15, 2016
Categorized as materials Tagged @Proto_pasta, fiber, filament, organic, plastic

New Technique Could Dramatically Strengthen Resin-Based 3D Printing

Researchers at the University of Bristol’s Faculty of Engineering have developed a new technique for strengthening 3D printed resin. 

Published January 27, 2016
Categorized as research Tagged fiber, glass, material, resin
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