TCT Magazine

TCT Magazine is the key publication of The TCT Group, recognized globally as a leading source of information for 3D technologies, including 3D printing, additive manufacturing, 3D scanning, metrology, 3D services, and design. Originally started as a newsletter focused on 'rapid prototyping,' TCT Magazine has grown to be the top resource for insights on the technologies that are transforming manufacturing processes.

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Materials Solutions installs two more EOS metal 3D printers at UK additive manufacturing site

1 week ago | tctmagazine.com | Laura Griffiths

Materials Solutions - a Siemens Energy Business has announced it has installed two additional EOS metal 3D printers at its UK facility this week. The pair of EOS M400-4 systems brings the company’s total global fleet of EOS M400-4 systems to 29 machines across its five sites. The direct metal laser sintering systems each feature a 400 x 400 x 400 mm build volume and four lasers.
Pratt & Whitney to use additive manufacturing to repair critical GTF engine components

1 week ago | tctmagazine.com | Laura Griffiths

Pratt and Whitney has announced it is using additive manufacturing to accelerate the repair of critical GTF engine components.
Fictiv to be acquired by MISUMI in $350 million deal

1 week ago | tctmagazine.com | Laura Griffiths

Fictiv has agreed to be acquired by Japanese manufacturing components supplier MISUMI Group Inc. The all-cash deal, which is subject to regulatory review and closing conditions, has a total consideration of $350 million and will pair the manufacturing service platform’s AI-driven digital supply chain network with MISUMI’s catalogue of mechanical components, tools and consumables, which are supplied to over 318,000 companies worldwide.
CONTEXT reports 'tough year' for AM industry with declines in 3D printer shipments in Q4 2024

1 week ago | tctmagazine.com | Laura Griffiths

The latest 3D printer shipment figures from CONTEXT paint a picture of a challenging last 12 months for the additive manufacturing (AM) industry. Machines across every price class experienced a downturn in sales in the fourth quarter of 2024 with sales of industrial machines at the top end (those priced above $100,000) down by -6% and entry-level machines (priced below $2,500), which had previously seen 'explosive growth', down -10%.
Inslogic introduces reinforced, functional 3D printing materials at RAPID + TCT 2025

1 week ago | tctmagazine.com | Rhiannon Temporal

At RAPID + TCT, Inslogic showcased its advanced 3D printing materials for functional prototyping, end-use production, and demanding mechanical environments. The company’s solutions boast high performance and enhance mechanical properties for broader applications.
Haddy launches additive manufacturing microfactory in Florida

1 week ago | tctmagazine.com | Sam Davies

Large-scale digital manufacturing firm Haddy has officially opened its new microfactory in St. Petersburg, Florida. The company claims the facility is 'the largest 3D printing facility in the world,' with '16 times the production capacity of its nearest 3D printing competitor.' According to Haddy, the microfactory has been designed in line with ambitions to make the United States the leading manufacturing nation.
4WEB Medical surpasses 100,000 spine procedures

1 week ago | tctmagazine.com | Sam Davies

Orthopaedic implant company 4WEB Medical has surpassed the 100,000 spine procedure milestone. 4WEB, whose focus is on spine interbody fusion devices and custom implant design services, was the first company to achieve 510(k) clearance for a spine implant manufactured with 3D printing technology.
3D Systems extrusion 3D printing technology leveraged by University Hospital Basel to produce PEEK facial implant

1 week ago | tctmagazine.com | Sam Davies

3D Systems' EXT 220 MED 3D printing solution has been leveraged by the University Hospital Basel to design and manufacture a Medical Device Regulation-compliant PEEK facial implant. Believed to be a world first, the implant was used as part of a successful surgery completed on March 18, 2025.
AddQual tackles inefficiencies with innovative metrology and quality assurance approach

1 week ago | tctmagazine.com | Rhiannon Temporal

Developing, manufacturing, and maintaining components for industries like aerospace, power generation, and medical results in rigorous qualification and verification processes. These steps are often hit by inefficiencies resulting in increased scrap costs, bottlenecks, and ultimately product launch delays.
Fortissimo Capital completes $120 million acquisition of 14% of Stratasys shares; CEO Yoav Zeif steps down from board

1 week ago | tctmagazine.com | Sam Davies

Fortissimo Capital's 120 million USD investment in Stratasys has closed, with the private equity fund acquiring 14% of the company's issued and outstanding ordinary shares. The shares were purchased through a direct purchase of 11,650,485 newly issued ordinary shares at $10.30 per share, leaving Fortissimo with approximately 15.5% of Stratasys’ issued and outstanding ordinary shares.