Additive Manufacturing
Hybrid Additive/Subtractive VMC Offers Five-Axis Motion
The hybrid multitasking machine combines laser metal deposition with five-axis machining.
Read MoreVertical Integration Supports Additive Manufacturing Success
Incodema3D provides finished, high-value metal 3D-printed parts, made possible through the support of its sister companies specializing in more conventional manufacturing methods.
Read MoreBand Saw Separates AM Parts from Base Plates
Kasto Maschinenbau has developed a sawing system for additively manufactured parts, the KastoWin AMC.
Read MoreStratasys, SIAEC Form Additive Manufacturing Joint Venture
The Singapore-based joint venture will offer design, engineering, certification support and part production to customers in the global aviation industry.
Read MoreTechnologies for More Effective Medical Component Manufacturing Seen at MD&M West 2018
Advancements in 3D printing, automation and inspection technologies were prominent at this year's Medical Design and Manufacturing West show.
Read MoreA.I. Will Become Our Inventor
We know how to engineer automation, but can we automate engineering? This possibility is nearer than we might expect, and it will have implications for manufacturing.
Read MoreHybrid Five-Axis Machine Builds Near-Net Shape Part Features
Smart Manufacturing Experience 2018: Mazak will exhibit its various Smooth Technology products in addition to live cutting demonstrations on its VC-500 AM and small-footprint Integrex i-100 Bartac-S machine tools.
Read MoreAdditive Manufacturing Apprenticeship Framework to Be Unveiled
A free, one-day public forum on the Apprenticeship Works Program will be the occasion for the unveiling, a product of a partnership between America Makes, the Robert C. Byrd Institute and various manufacturers.
Read MoreAdditive, Subtractive Methods Build Injection Mold for Better Temperature Control
An injection mold insert made with a combination of metal 3D printing and machining is capable of variotherm temperature control for improved part quality.
Read MorePartnership Uses Additive Manufacturing to Build Aerospike Engine
A version of the engine developed by Monash University and Amaero takes advantage of design freedoms from metal 3D printing.
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