BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Desktop Metal (NYSE:DM), a global leader in additive manufacturing technologies for mass production, today announced the launch of the X-Series line of binder jet 3D printing ...

More than 24 customer applications 3D printed in metal and ceramics, including aluminum, titanium, copper, platinum, and silicon carbide, to be on display The all-new PureSinter Furnace – a high ...

3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing (AM,) has evolved in leaps and bounds in recent decades to become an exciting emerging manufacturing technology in multiple industries. This article ...

This 3D-printed component, made with Markforged Metal-X technology, is used in training at the Institute for Advanced Learning and Research’s additive manufacturing lab. (Institute for Advanced ...

Company will begin production of 3D printing materials this April in Krefeld, Germany. An Outokumpu executive says the firm has “seen the growth of additive manufacturing industries” and it will take ...

Engineers at MIT have taken a metal that usually trades strength for lightness and pushed it into an entirely new class, ...

VELO 3D Inc., a leader in advanced additive manufacturing (AM) for high-value metal parts, today announced that Vertex Manufacturing, a Cincinnati-based business providing CNC machining and ...

Metal 3D printing and machining are complementary processes. But understanding exactly how the two processes interact is specialized knowledge that varies from part to part. Vertically integrating 3D ...

Desktop Metal’s shift in applications from prototyping and tooling to high-volume production of end-use parts ostensibly ushers in the next wave of mass manufacturing technology. The metals additive ...

The updated version of the universal 3D printing software 4D_Additive with new support structures for metal printing will be released in January 2025. Software update from 4D_Additive with innovative ...

While the days of consumer hype are now behind us, 3D printing can still seem like sci-fi from much of its mainstream portrayal. Movies and TV still treat the technology more like magic than a reality ...