In what has been a relatively slow year for acquisitions in the additive manufacturing (AM) industry, one exception to the trend has been the healthy interest buyers are demonstrating in AM companies focused on tooling applications. Over the summer, for instance, Stratasys snapped up Nexa3D, which excelled at tooling for injection molding, and Anzu Partners […]
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Metalysis is to develop Tanbium alloy powder for launch vehicle manufacturer Skyora. Metalysis uses a FFC solid-state electrolysis process, originally developed at Cambridge University and known as the FFC Cambridge method. This is a single-step electrochemical process to make metal powders through electrolysis. Potentially cheaper, the process allows the UK-based firm to make metal oxides
The webinar “Optimizing Thermal Management with Additive Manufacturing”, hosted by EOS and featuring AM contract manufacturer Sintavia and AM software provider nTop, is only two days away! You can register here to attend the webinar on Thursday, November 6, at 12 PM EST. In my first notice for the webinar, I mentioned how thermal management
Stratasys has released the iAM Marketplace. The company aims for this to be a marketplace for polymer 3D printing machines and materials. The company hopes to make it easier to get quotes and buy both materials and machines. The platform uses a shop operated by Stratasys’ subsidiary iSQUARED and adds to it Nexa3D and Forward
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OneClickMetal has been making affordable metal LPBF systems in Germany for several years. Started by Trumpf, the company is now owned by innovative machine tool manufacturer Index. OneClickMetal’s machines are easy to use, with simple UI’s and workflows. Powder comes in canisters to make it easier to manage and contain. These are affordable machines meant
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