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1 week ago |
3dprint.com | Sarah Saunders
California company Siraya Tech, founded in 2019 with a focus on material science, customer focus, and agility, develops high-quality 3D printing materials that meet the needs of creators, hobbyists, and industries. This month, the Los Angeles-based firm announced the launch of three new elastomeric materials that will expand users’ options for printing durable, flexible, and high-performance parts across multiple print technologies.
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2 weeks ago |
3dprint.com | Sarah Saunders
We’re all business in today’s 3D Printing News Briefs! Titomic and nuForj have announced a strategic partnership, and AMETEK is acquiring FARO Technologies. CDG 3D Tech opened an Additive Manufacturing Centre in Basingstoke, and Divergent Technologies could help position Oklahoma as a hub for advanced manufacturing.
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2 weeks ago |
3dprint.com | Sarah Saunders
Irish company Croom Medical, specializing in precision manufacturing for orthopedic implants, has officially launched the TALOS technology platform for 3D printed tantalum (Ta) components. The platform was developed in collaboration with Global Advanced Metals (GAM), a top supplier of tantalum powder solutions for metal additive manufacturing.
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2 weeks ago |
3dprint.com | Sarah Saunders
We’re starting with research and medical in today’s 3D Printing News Briefs, as a research team from Caltech is using sound to 3D print deep inside living tissue, and rural physicians are getting a helping hand in emergency care with 3D printed models of the human body. Moving on, a strategic alliance brings Meltio’s metal AM technology to Mexico, and Prusa Research is leveraging connectivity solutions by Molex to enhance its 3D printers.
University of Glasgow Builds Facility to Test Structural Integrity of 3D Printing Materials in Space
2 weeks ago |
3dprint.com | Sarah Saunders
Researchers at the University of Glasgow James Watt School of Engineering, led by Dr. Gilles Bailet, collaborated with The Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) to build they call the first dedicated facility for testing the structural integrity of materials 3D printed in space. Supported by funding from the UK Space Agency, the NextSpace TestRig could help the space industry dodge a major bullet in the form of space debris.
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