Additive Manufacturing
Renishaw’s Dedicated Facility Makes Custom Additive Medical Parts
The Healthcare Center of Excellence is located adjacent to the company’s South Wales site, where it makes its additive equipment.
Read MoreAirbus Standardizes Stratasys 3D Printing Material for Use in Making Airplane Parts
Stratasys’ Ultem 9085 resin provides a high strength-to-weight ratio as well as the flame, smoke and toxicity compliance necessary for flight parts.
Read MoreLocal Motors Launches Software-as-a-Service Division
Forth by LM is an online community promoting co-creation and micro-manufacturing.
Read MoreUsing Additive Manufacturing to 3D-Print Fixturing, Machine Tool Components
Machine shops can consider 3D printing technology a handy way to make custom fixturing and other components.
Read MoreChances 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.
Read MoreIMTS 2016 Hosts Highest Number of Exhibiting Companies in Show History
The 31st edition of the show was the third largest in terms of registration and exhibit space.
Read MoreRenishaw Makes Senior Management Changes in Response to U.S. Expansion
The changes include upper-management promotions and appointments as the company plans for new facilities opening in 2017.
Read MoreAdditive + Subtractive Won’t Need Further CNC Advances
Today’s control technology is ready for these machines, and for more challenging integrations than this.
Read MoreIs the Best Use of Additive Manufacturing in the Details?
Rather than growing the entire part, the more efficient use of additive manufacturing might be to grow the features onto a pre-existing blank.
Read MoreSodick Begins Construction of New U.S. Headquarters
The larger facility will be located in Schaumburg, Illinois.
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