3DGence has announced a new 3D printing module for their flagship 3D printer, the INDUSTRY F340. The Module HF is engineered to print abrasive materials and composites like carbon fibre and fibreglass. It is setup out of the box to print PA-CF and PA-GF, two reinforced materials. “HF module was implemented
3DGence Introduces Module HF for INDUSTRY F340 Read More »
Markforged have just announced the launch of a new material, Onyx FR, a material which will actually self-extinguish if it catches fire. Onyx FR shares similar mechanical properties as standard Onyx (strong, lightweight, matt finish), with the addition that it has flame retardant properties. Onyx FR achieved V-0 rating on
BREAKING NEWS: Markforged Release Onyx FR – A Flame Retardant Material Read More »
CMF stands for Colour, Material, Finish, which describes how a product looks, feels and behaves based on those characteristics. In product development, CMF is a widely used term, with designers and manufacturers going to great lengths to achieve optimal results – ‘the perfect CMF’, as it is known. The Colour, Material,
Finding Opportunities for CMF with SLA 3D Printing Read More »
One is the past; one is the future. Dinosaurs and 3D printing may seem world’s apart, but the ability to transform dinosaur drawings into physical models has obvious benefits if you are a palaeontologist or osteologist. And if you’re a design studio who makes props, well, you just found
Bringing Dinosaurs to Life with Builder 3D Read More »
Today’s students are tomorrow’s workforce, and as we have recently seen with Jefferson Health and Morrison Tech, 3D printing in education is a big deal right now. Additive manufacturing is being used to enhance student learning and improve courses by introducing practical application to theory-based learning. Oklahoma University and Purdue University
Enhancing student learning with 3D printing with Markforged Read More »
Where: Stand 23, Octagon and INOX Building, University of Sheffield When: 17 April 2019 Entry: FREE – REGISTER HERE It’s just a few days until Develop3D Live at the University of Sheffield and we have some exciting news to share! For the first time in the UK, you will
UK Exclusive: Form 3 at Develop3D Live Read More »
Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health have a history of using the latest technologies in the medical field. For students, early introduction to these is essential to develop their skillset. For clinical practices, these technologies are being used to optimise workflow and speed up the operation process for surgeons. One
Enhancing student learning and patient care with Jefferson Health and UltiMaker Read More »
3D printing is being used by a wide range of engineering firms to solve issues they experience. From custom jigs to tooling and prototyping to mock-ups, the applications are endless. KLM Engine, the arm responsible for the repair and overhaul of jet engines from KLM and customers, have been using
3D Printing Custom Tools with KLM Engine and Builder 3D Read More »
Manufacturing packaging from scratch is an expensive endeavour, especially when that packaging needs to be a custom fit or form. As you scale the production of packaging it becomes economical, but short runs (for limited edition products, for example) always have a high cost. 80% of that cost is setup cost.
Making a Short Run of Packaging with Mayku and PlayDude Read More »
When a 35-year old patient was admitted to the Tokuda Hospital for tonsillitis treatment, he and his doctors were surprised to discover the man also had a neoplasm in the rib. A neoplasm is an abnormal mass of tissue, or tumour, in the body. In this case, the neoplasm was benign but
3D Printing a Rib Implant to Treat a Neoplasm with 3DGence Read More »
