Additive Manufacturing
Protolabs Launches Productuion Capabilities for Metal 3D Printing
Digital manufacturing company, Protolabs launched production capabilities for its metal 3D printing service.
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Additive Manufacturing Systems Enable Near-Contour Cooling
At Amerimold, TRUMPF Inc. will demonstrate how companies in the mold making industry can take advantage of 3D printing.
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Another Amerimold Expo Is In the Books
Amerimold 2019 delivered great content and enthusiastic exhibitors.
Read MoreEvonik and Evolve Additive Solutions Jointly Develop 3D Printing Materials
Evonik Corporation and Evolve Additive Solutions, Inc. announced a joint development agreement where the companies will work together to formulate Evonik’s thermoplastic materials to be used in Evolve's selective thermoplastic electrophotographic process (STEP) additive manufacturing solutions.
Read MoreOerlikon Opens R&D and Production Facility
Oerlikon, a global provider of surface solutions, equipment, advanced materials and materials processing, inaugurates its $55 million Innovation Hub and Advanced Component Production facility in Huntersville as part of its ongoing U.S. growth strategy.
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A Taste of What's New at Amerimold, Day One
Here is a little sampling of the many new products and services being featured at Amerimold today and tomorrow.
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FREE WEBINAR: 5 Things to Consider When Evaluating Additive Manufacturing
This webinar will look at five keys areas that are vital to placing additive on the manufacturing floor right next to your injection molding production lines.
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Amerimold 2019: Attendees Will Benefit from Educational In-Booth Demos
Amerimold presents in-booth demonstrations of 3D printing, machining, hot runners, mold maintenance, molding, and more.
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Considerations for AM Powder for Tooling
The start of any good product is the raw material, and that includes additive manufacturing powder for tooling.
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Digital Manufacturing Insights
When it comes to digital manufacturing, International Mold Corp. uses scanning, reverse engineering, and inspection, but has not ventured into 3D printing. A team attended an integrated digital manufacturing conference to learn more. Here is what they discovered.
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