3D Printers
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What are the ceramic 3D printers available on the market?
According to a report published by the research firm SmarTech Publishing, ceramic 3D printing should generate $3.6 billion in revenues…
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3D Printing Microsensors with MicroMaker3D
January 6, 2020Leave a Comment New technology from New Zealand’s Callaghan Innovation is pushing the bounds of micro-scale 3D printing.…
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Tractus3D expands product range for its high-temperature 3D printers
Not too long ago we told you about Tractus3D’s high-temperature 3D printing solutions for high-performance materials such as PEEK, PEKK…
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Anisoprint launches industrial continuous fiber 3D printer: ProM IS 500
Anisoprint provides additive manufacturing systems compatible with composite materials reinforced with continuous fibers, as well as providing these materials themselves.…
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New 3D printer from WASP prints medical-grade PEEK from pellets
During Formnext 2019, the 3D printer manufacturer WASP launched a new solution that prints medical-grade PEEK from pellets. WASP has…
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SHINING 3D expands accessible metal 3D printing with new EP-M250 Pro machine
At Formnext 2019, an unprecedented number of manufacturers presented their solutions for metal additive manufacturing, demonstrating how important this segment…
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dp polar presents its AMpolar i2 solution for industrial scale production
At Formnext, 3Dnatives saw for the first time in person the AMpolar i2 from German manufacturer, dp polar. This machine…
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3D Potter’s technology facilitates clay 3D printing
3D Potter, based in Florida, manufactures dedicated ceramic 3D printers that can use real clay. Their 3D printers use a…
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Intamsys showcased the FUNMAT PRO 610 HT for the first time in Europe during Formnext
We told you before about INTAMSYS and its additive manufacturing solutions for PEEK and other high-performance functional materials such as…
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Sisma unveiled new PBF and DLP solutions during Formnext
The Italian-based manufacturer of laser systems, SISMA, unveiled two new promising solutions at Formnext 2019 last week. The new EVEMET…
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