BEAMIT, Italy’s largest additive manufacturing service bureau, expands its additive manufacturing activities and continues to rely on proven SLM® multi-laser technology. The Italian service provider signed a letter of intent to purchase 15 Selective Laser Melting machines from SLM Solutions within the next three years. The commitment emphasizes SLM Solutions as the preferred supplier for BEAMIT's machines and shows the continues adoption of additive manufacturing technology.

50 Game-changing Tech Startups From Around the World Go Head-to-Head in The Twelfth Annual Competition

HP Multi Jet Fusion technology helps KB Baumann better serve its customers and accelerate production of high-quality parts

Opening a new dimension for Additive Manufacturing in serial production: Manufactured with large- format 3D printer the BigRep ONE, the breakthrough AMAZEA underwater scooter by tech company JAMADE GERMANY features 75% 3D printed parts.

ZER Collection unites style and sustainability through 3D printing

Young brand ZER Collection has revolutionized the Spanish fashion scene by incorporating 3D printing into its designs with a double goal: to accelerate production processes, and to bet on sustainability through the reduction of waste and the use of recycled materials.

BCN3D and Turkish distributor 3Dörtgen are pleased to announce their partnership with a Distribution Agreement. 3Dörtgen is now entitled to distribute across the Turkish market the well-known BCN3D printers Sigma and Sigmax, as well as the full range of filaments, accessories and spare parts from the Barcelona-based 3D printing company.

Company unveils breakthrough sealing technology designed to enable touchless and wireless measurement of bolt axial load

In the field of 5-axis laser deposition welding DMG MORI will be presenting a new LASERTEC 125 3D hybrid at the formnext, a machine designed for workpieces up to ø 1,250 x 745 mm and 2,000 kg.

Leading provider of industrial 3D printers dramatically increases the print speed without losing the company’s high-quality surface finish

Markforged, the leading provider of metal and carbon fiber 3D printers, today announced Wärtsilä — a leading technology group servicing the marine and energy markets — has achieved a breakthrough with the development of a 3D printed composite lifting tool for its engines by using Markforged additive manufacturing technology. The tool has been designed, produced, and tested by Wärtsilä in its premises using the company’s Additive Manufacturing Network. The testing procedure was carried out in collaboration with international certification agency Bureau Veritas who has granted the tool Type Approval certification.

With this new partnership, manufacturers will validate the strength and capabilities of their 3D printed parts, opening up the technology for more applications across the manufacturing process

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