Markforged, based in Watertown, Massachusetts, USA, has released its latest versions of H13 Tool Steel and D2 tool steel filaments for use with its Metal X Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) Additive Manufacturing ... Read more »
Epson Atmix Corporation, a group company of Seiko Epson Corporation, located in Aomori, Japan, has announced it will invest almost $37 million (5.5 billion Yen) in a new facility to recycle metal waste ... Read more »
Zetamix, a French subsidiary brand of Nanoe recognised for its industrial Additive Manufacturing filaments, is venturing into the realm of art and décor. The brand has partnered with Cerinnov Group ... Read more »
Formlabs, based in Somerville, Massachusetts, USA, has relaesed Alumina 4N Resin for Additive Manufacturing as well as a new Open Platform option that allows for third-party materials, customisable build settings, and open material manufacturing. ... Read more »
Sumitomo Chemical, based in Tokyo, Japan, is set to begin mass production of ultra-fine α-alumina at its recently established manufacturing facility at its Ehime Works in Niihama City, Japan. The move follows ... Read more »
There has been a significant increase over the past fifty years in the number of elderly people in the global population, which in turn has led to the need to raise awareness of osteoporosis caused by ageing ... Read more »
3DCeram Sinto Inc, Bonnac-La-Côte, France, and SINTX Technologies, Inc, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, are collaborating to develop multiple novel resins and processes for the Additive Manufacturing of biomedical ... Read more »
Lithoz GmbH, Vienna, Austria, and Himed, based in New York, USA, have signed a strategic research partnership agreement to further accelerate the development of ... Read more »
IperionX Limited, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA, has received all permits to commence construction and operations at its planned titanium metal production facility in Virginia, USA. These permits include ... Read more »
Rio Tinto, headquartered in London, UK, has committed $150 million to create a Centre for Future Materials led by Imperial College London. The ‘Rio Tinto Centre for Future Materials’ looks to finance ... Read more »
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