ULTEM™ 9085 is a PEI thermoplastic with a high strength-to-weight ratio and desirable flame, smoke, and toxicity (FST) characteristics. It is a go-to engineering material in demanding industries like aerospace, automotive, and oil & gas for high-temp tooling, functional prototypes, and high-value production parts that must meet or exceed industry
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Continuous Fibre Reinforcement (CFR) can revolutionise engineering workflows by enabling the substitution of machined components with carbon fibre 3D printing. CFR offers advantages over traditional FFF, such as increased stiffness, impact resistance, improved heat resistance, and extended durability. CFR harnesses FFF technology but introduces a secondary nozzle that feeds in
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While CNC machining and casting are traditional manufacturing methods for metal parts, metal 3D printing offers an alternative way by extruding high content metal filament or solidifying metal powder on a build plate. As an additive process, 3D printing requires no part-specific tools or moulds other than supports printed during
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Whether we’re talking about functional parts for fighter jets or field components for field personnel, the military uses additive manufacturing in many different ways. The use cases are growing as 3D printing gets faster and more efficient. Another critical reason for 3D printing uses cases in the military growing is
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Industrial 3D Printing- Markforged Markforged is a 3D printing company that manufactures the finest components today and uses technology in genuine industry sectors. The company dominates the additive manufacturing sector in novel materials and printing techniques. For example, instructors teaching machining, manufacturing, and mechanisation can design device
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Markforged has officially launched their Smooth TPU (S-TPU) today. So, you can now print flexible, soft and squeezable parts the Markforged way! What is Smooth TPU? TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane) is one of a few elastomeric materials capable of printing on an FFF 3D printer. It is a highly flexible
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On November 5, 2020, Markforged, the premier producer of metal and carbon fibre 3D printers, revealed the debut of The Digital Forge, a novel 3D printing framework. The cloud-based platform combines Markforged’s products into a single offering to produce commercial or industrial grade parts on request. As
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Customer Story – U.S. Army Utilising Markforged to decrease downtime PROFILE: A major training base for the U.S. Army provides realistic joint and combined arms training to develop the U.S. Army’s soldiers and leaders for the battlefield. They train soldiers for upcoming deployments, wherever that may be in the world.
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As technology advances and we step into the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI), technological advancements like 3D printing have changed the way of work in many industries. For many years, thermoplastic was the key material in parts production. But now, the industry of 3D printing is moving past
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Introduction The global 3D printer industry is emerging faster and is expected to cross the revenue of $21billion by the end of 2022. The major portion of this huge revenue from 3D printing comes from using 3D printing in the manufacturing industry. Car parts 3D printing is one example,
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