3D printing with silicone is game-changing for the orthopaedics industry, which uses silicone to make non-rigid parts for orthopaedic devices, such as liners that reduce strain on joints. The Lynxter S600D prints skin-friendly silicone developed with silicone chemistry experts COP Chimie. The silicone is suitable for all external
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The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations were out of this world, and they inspired silversmithing business Silver Lady to work with Barnsley DMC 02’s MakerLab to produce a 3D printed piece of military silverware using Formlabs technology. Funded by the Digital Innovation for Growth (DIfG) programme, MakerLab helps small and medium-sized
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Labman: 348 Robots in 54 Countries The future is automated, and Labman Automation is helping world leading companies across the globe automate the processes they use every day. To date, the company has manufactured 348 robots which operate in 54 countries all manufactured in Stokesley a small rural town in
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3D printing has numerous applications in dentistry, ranging from customer-facing dental models to occlusal splints. The beauty of 3D printing is you can do it in-house, in your clinic, without outsourcing design and production. This reduces costs per model and significantly reduces lead times, helping you save time and money!
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As people across the UK adapt to a new way of working during, businesses are looking for ways to maintain productivity and drive innovation while keeping employee safety at the forefront. This is where desktop 3D printing fits in. With the right home setup, workflow and additive manufacturing technology you
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To say precision engineering concerns itself with the design of machines, fixtures, and other mechanical and electronic components would be a little basic. It’s just as much about understanding the cause-and-effect relationship between machine and use, and the development and refinement of structures to make them function optimally. This is
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Tell you what’s mad: Spotify. The Swedish audio streaming platform launched in 2006, but it feels as though they’ve been around for much longer. Such is the power of their brand and the value of the product they provide. As we like to say, music makes the world go round,
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Bath Zero Emissions’ mission is to build a zero emissions motorbike that will compete in the Zero class of the Isle of Man TT and the MotoE electric motorcycle race series. Engineering students at the University of Bath were tasked with looking into ways to improve the design of the bike
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We recently helped a pet food manufacturer modernise their manufacturing facility by introducing additive manufactured parts to their production line. Our customer, a European pet food manufacturer, was interested in 3D printing as a way to manufacture parts for their machines in-house. Their equipment was fitted with legacy parts that
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3D Printing Aircraft Tools with UltiMaker and the Royal Netherlands Air Force The Royal Netherlands Air Force operates a fleet of military aircraft which they are tasked with maintaining to operational standards. From Chinooks and Apaches to NH90s and F16s, their fleet is incredibly diverse and the military base in
