Modern Machine Shop News
Antiviral Copper AM Process Safeguards Touch Surfaces from Coronavirus
The process, dubbed Activat3D copper, was developed by Australian company Spee3D by modifying its metal 3D printer technology.
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LK Metrology Offers Assistance Program for Medical Manufacturers
The LK Special Assistance Program includes promotions and special terms on products and services for medical manufacturers during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Meld Manufacturing Says Large 3D Printed Aluminum Part Represents Milestone
As the coronavirus pandemic disrupts global supply chains, the company says the ability to additively manufacture large, previously forged parts may be of particular advantage.
Read MoreMastercam Joins NCATC as Strategic Partner
The NCATC supports a higher education and industry network that promotes advanced technology applications in workforce development programs and services.
Read MoreMachineMetrics Offers Machine Monitoring for Free During Coronavirus Pandemic
The plug-and-play monitoring platform is said to support social distancing and remote work through automated data collection, monitoring and analytics.
Read MoreDapra Supports Shops Shifting to Medical Device Manufacturing
Facilities shifting to medical device manufacturing in the wake of COVID-19 are eligible for a discount on cutters and inserts.
Read MoreNIST Announces Grants Supporting Coronavirus Response Projects
Funding will be awarded to Manufacturing USA institutes, a network of public-private partnerships that work on R&D and manufacturing skills training.
Read MoreAIMS Metrology Shifts Production to Aid Health Providers
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, AIMS is shifting its machining and metrology capabilities to the manufacture of medical parts.
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Industrial Press Publishes 31st Edition of "Machinery's Handbook"
The content has been expanded by nearly 100 pages in the 31st edition, offering close to 3,000 pages.
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Siemens Offers Free AM Network Services to Doctors and Hospitals
Doctors, hospitals and organizations in need of medical devices as well as designers and service providers with medically certified printing capacities can now register for free access to the Siemens AM Network.
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