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GKN Aerospace to open additive manufacturing facility in Texas
GKN Aerospace has announced that it will relocate its North America additive manufacturing (AM) facility to the Lone Star Commerce Center in Fort Worth, Texas.
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Automated mass finishing delivers quality, repeatable results on 3D-printed components
Job shop Klaus Stöcker recently switched from manually finishing its 3D-printed metal and plastic components to automated postprocessing, achieving the product quality improvements it was hoping for.
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Saint-Gobain Surface Solutions, AMT sign strategic alliance agreement
Saint-Gobain Surface Solutions (SGSS) has signed a strategic alliance agreement with AMT to develop a technology upgrade package for AMT’s PostPro SF chemical vapor smoothing postprocessing product.
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Elementum 3D hires COO
Elementum 3D, an Erie, Colo., manufacturer of metal additive manufacturing materials, has hired Thom Stalcup as COO.
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Hexagon, Raytheon Technologies developing 3D printing simulation tool
Hexagon and Raytheon Technologies have partnered to develop a simulation tool that will enable evaluation and optimization of metal additive manufacturing processes.
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Fabrisonic wins 2022 Engineering Materials Achievement Award
Fabrisonic’s patented ultrasonic additive manufacturing (UAM) process has been recognized by ASM Intl. with this year’s Engineering Materials Achievement Award.
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AMUG opens registration for 2023 conference
The Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) has announced that online registration is available for its 2023 AMUG Conference, which will be held in Chicago March 19-23, 2023.
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Nidus3D erects North America’s first 3D-printed, two-story building
Canadian 3D construction printing company nidus3D has completed printing of a two-story building in Ontario—the first multistory, 3D-printed building in North America.
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Ultimaker and MakerBot complete merger
MakerBot and Ultimaker, two manufacturers of desktop 3D printers, have announced the completion of their merger.
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Creality partners with BASF Forward AM
3D printer manufacturer Creality has entered a partnership with BASF’s Forward AM brand to expand professional-grade 3D printing applications.
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MakerVerse hires COO
Berlin-based MakerVerse, the additive manufacturing platform for sourcing industrial-grade parts on demand, has named Ward Ripmeester as COO.
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Carbon acquires ParaMatters to expand design software optimized for AM
Carbon, a 3D printing technology company in Redwood City, Calif., has acquired ParaMatters, a software provider for additive manufacturing.
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Researchers engineer superelastic shape memory alloy for 3D printing
New method could lead to wider use of nickel-titanium SMAs
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Pitt engineering school touts benefits of its new large-scale metal 3D printer
Gefertec 3D printer makes metal up to 900 by 700 mm
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Montana becomes first state to OK 3D-printed house walls as replacements for concrete masonry units
Florida technology company Apis Cor worked with a Montana general contractor to get approval for 3D-printed house walls
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