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Video: Update on Hybrid Manufacturing
Greg Hyatt of DMG MORI discusses hybrid manufacturing, the strategy that combines subtractive and additive processes.
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Three Design Strategies for Additive Manufacturing
It’s possible to reproduce existing designs via metal additive manufacturing. But the greatest benefits come from designing intentionally with additive in mind.
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Hybrid Combines High-Speed Milling with Powder-Bed Additive Mfr.
A new hybrid machining center from Sodick integrates high-speed machining with direct metal laser sintering (DMLS).
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Pairing Additive Mfr. and Topology Optimization for Diesel Engine Support Redesign
Topology optimization tends to increase geometric complexity. This isn't a challenge for additive manufacturing.
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Consolidated Clamping Assembly Made by Additive Manufacturing
Metal additive manufacturing made it possible to condense a three-part clamping assembly into a single piece.
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Leveling Up for Machine Installation and Beyond
A digital level cut machine installation time for one builder, but its usefulness extends beyond initial setup.
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Soraluce Tech Days Highlights Multitasking, Automation and Productivity
The machine tool builder launched new innovations at an event hosted at its Limburg, Germany, Center of Excellence earlier this month.
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Treating Tablets Like Tools
Industrial vending systems keep cutting tools and other items organized. Why not mobile devices, too?
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DP Technology Supports Smart Manufacturing Via Academic Partnership
The maker of ESPRIT CAD/CAM software recently hosted a smart manufacturing seminar with an academic partner in China.
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Chances for Hybrid Manufacturing in Oilfield Applications
A contract manufacturer is finding uses for a hybrid additive manufacturing and five-axis milling machine for oilfield drills, valves and other end-use components.
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Drilling “Invisible” Holes
UV laser micromachining makes it possible to drill holes that are not visible to the human eye—until they are meant to be seen, that is.
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Laser Versus Waterjet for 2D Metalcutting
When should you choose laser cutting over waterjet, and vice versa? A metal fabricator offers some guidelines.
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