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Over 30 car parts were produced for the Prodrive-run Bahrain Raid Xtreme team’s Hunter T1 using MakerBot’s nylon carbon fiber on the METHOD X 3D printer
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The new agreement expands the range of parts printed for Airbus to include replacement and spare parts for maintenance, repair, and overhaul
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The company will install the line at Benet Automotive s.r.o, the company’s automotive composites business in Milovice, Czech Republic
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The material properties of FDM ABS-CF10, featuring 10% chopped carbon fiber, make it a compelling alternative to metal parts
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For the development of structural parts, the use of continuous reinforcements is preferred. And the current approaches would allow to enter in the mass manufacturing production
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e-Xstream engineering, part of Hexagon's Manufacturing Intelligence division, has introduced new simulation and virtual manufacturing capabilities
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The automotive designer's company has installed a Method X™ 3D printer to produce functional prototypes, tooling, and production parts across a number of luxury vehicles and lifestyle brands
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The company, a global leader in additive manufacturing of aerospace-grade titanium components, announced production deliveries of new Boeing 787 Dreamliner components
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Composites are one of the most in-demand material categories for manufacturing applications due to their enhanced properties compared to unfilled thermoplastics
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The company expects Origin’s proprietary Programmable PhotoPolymerization (P3) technology to be an important growth engine
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The world’s only space proven PocketQube deployer has been entirely 3D printed by Italy-based CRP Technology
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The group has invested in the world’s only full color, multi-material 3D printing technology from Stratasys
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Leavine selected the MakerBot METHOD X™ 3D printer for its impressive portfolio of materials and advanced thermoplastics available for both rapid prototyping and end-use parts
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Dresden startup becomes part of the aviation research program of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BmWi) for 3 years
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Leading additive manufacturing solutions provider Stratasys announced the sale of its large-scale F900 3D Printer to one of Italy’s leading engineering service bureaus, 3DnA SRL
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Tecnoguarnizioni turned to CRP Technology and its technological solutions that combine speed of execution and optimal performance
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AM-Flow, the Amsterdam and Brainport Eindhoven-based industrial automation company for Additive Manufacturing factories, has announced the completion of a $4 million series A investment round
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MakerBot’s Nylon 12 Carbon Fiber demonstrates strong physical and thermal properties, and can be used to print metal replacement parts in some applications
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A report reveals that nearly three-quarters (74%) of respondents are planning to invest in 3D printing technology in 2021
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Key to the company’s production capabilities is a range of specialized additive manufacturing materials, enabling the team to produce customized solutions for the production line
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A vision inspection system using 3D modelling could save composite manufacturers valuable time and money
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The company announced has purchased four large-scale production-grade Stratasys F900 3D Printers to provide certifiable 3D printed parts for a much wider range of aircraft interior applications
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The company asked Stratasys for more machines to support its investment in additive manufacturing
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The Nico’s 2018 Energica EGO is custom-designed with many parts manufactured by CRP Technology using Selective Laser Sintering process and Windform composite materials
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The Silicon Valley-based bicycle brand touts a true unibody construction for its new bike
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Those techniques that use continuous fibers lend themselves to becoming the next-generation composite fabrication methodology
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US-based CRP USA manufactured three engineering models for Mini-Cubes
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BAE Systems has added a fourth Stratasys F900 3D Printer to its manufacturing site in Samlesbury, UK
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Royal HaskoningDHV, DSM and City of Rotterdam have announced the intention to collaborate in the design and build of this new project
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Schneider Electric is strategically deploying cutting-edge technologies and the benefits of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)
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