As businesses across the UK prepare to ramp up manufacturing capacity as working restrictions are eased, organisations are looking for ways to reduce costs and gain efficiencies within their supply chains. The ability to remain agile is crucial in navigating through operational challenges and relies on having the right infrastructure
Over the last three decades, manufacturers have increasingly adopted additive manufacturing to enhance their industrial production capabilities. The promise of creating lighter, stronger, and more geometrically complex parts than can be economically made using traditional manufacturing processes has been too strong a lure to ignore – and 3D printing has
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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COVID-19 has taken the world by complete surprise, crippling economies and bringing about wholesale changes to the way we live. As we have found out at great human cost, this virus kills without prejudice and has a staggeringly high transmission rate. It is arguably the biggest threat we have faced
Mologic Develops COVID-19 Test Kit with Formlabs 3D Printers Read More »
The Ultimaker Materials Alliance is a global partnership programme between Ultimaker and 3D printing material companies. The Appliance sees selected companies develop materials that are optimised for Ultimaker 3D printers, so Ultimaker customers have supported access to a wider range of innovative and unique filaments. Ultimaker’s portfolio of own-brand 3D
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson got to see the innovation of metal 3D printing in action recently when he paid a visit to the University of Sunderland. The PM was even given his own special metal print of the number 10 printed with the Markforged Metal X. During his visit, the
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If you or your company will be available between the 11th and 13th of February, we’ll be exhibiting at Southern Manufacturing & Electronics 2020 in Farnborough at the International Exhibition Centre. We’ll have a selection of state-of-the-art desktop 3D printers on show, and our experts will be around to discuss
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We are delighted to announce we have partnered with Essentium Inc. to bring their range of large-format, industrial-grade 3D printers to our users. Essentium is a manufacturer and innovator of industrial 3D printers and materials for the manufacturing sector, with key applications in automotive, aerospace, consumer goods, biomedical and oil
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It’s the end of the year and the end of a decade. The zeroes (or naughties) are over and the twenties have begun. What will 3D printing have in store for us over the next ten years? That’s anybody’s guess. We’d love to have a time machine so we could
2019 Year in Review: The Most Important 3D Printer Launches Read More »
You may remember back in May we covered the news that Builder 3D were upgrading their Extreme 3D printer range. The upgrades then included a 7” touchscreen, filament detection and a UPS system for the Extreme 1000, Extreme 1500 and Extreme 2000. The company aren’t stopping there though and have
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