Fictiv, a San Francisco-based on-demand manufacturing service provider, has secured $100 million in Series E funding. Since its founding in 2013, Fictiv has produced and delivered over 19 million cust…
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US Air Force 3D prints spare parts to solve maintenance issues
The US Air Force (USAF) has invested in a 3D printer capable of producing spare parts for its Strategic Automated Command Control System (SACCS). When a supplier stopped manufacturing a red fault indi…
Shell reaps cost and lead time benefits of 3D printing obsolete parts
Oil and gas giant Shell has worked with fiberglass reinforcement specialist Poly Products to reverse engineer and 3D print an obsolete part for one of its offshore installations. Shell Nigeria turned …
Siemens unveils new technology hub in Charlotte to advance AM industrialization
Industrial manufacturing firm Siemens has opened its new Charlotte Advanced Technology Collaboration Hub (CATCH) to help customers accelerate their plans for the industrialization of additive manufact…
Vacuum Cycling Nucleation technology proves capable of finishing intricate 3D printed parts
Industrial cleaning system manufacturer Vacuum Processing Systems has demonstrated the efficacy of one of its existing finishing technologies for the post-processing of 3D printed parts. Known a…
XJet delivers its first commercial metal 3D printer to Azoth
Israeli 3D printer manufacturer XJet has delivered its first commercial metal 3D printing system to additive manufacturing service provider Azoth. Originally released back in 2019, the Carmel 1400M 3D…
Introducing the on-demand metal 3D printing services behind Xometry’s bid for market supremacy
Since it went public in June 2021, manufacturing marketplace Xometry has expanded its customer base dramatically, with its number of active buyers rising 49% to 28,130 at last count. One of the expan…
Siemens Energy and ZEISS launch MakerVerse on-demand 3D printing platform
Energy technology firm Siemens Energy is entering a joint venture initiative with metrology device manufacturer ZEISS to launch a one-stop-shop on-demand 3D printing fulfillment platform called MakerV…
MX3D and partners debut new hybrid 3D printed WAAM Clamp
MX3D, a developer of metal Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) technology, has unveiled its new partly 3D printed ‘WAAM Clamp’. The hybrid industrial part is an example of a pipeline clamp, a compo…
PrintParts ships its first set of traceable 3D printed SmartParts
PrintParts, a New York-based provider of additive manufacturing services, has begun shipping its first set of 3D printed SmartParts to select customers. Announced earlier this year, SmartParts are 3D …