Raise3D’s “Go Green Initiative” focuses on utilizing best practices to minimize environmental harm. Raise3D, a global additive manufacturing solutions provider, has announced its “Go Green Initiative.…
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Fiberlogy launches FiberSmooth 3D printing filament
Fiberlogy, a Polish 3D printing filament manufacturer has launched a new 3D printing material. FiberSmooth is a filament made from polyvinyl butyral (PVB). FiberSmooth allows 3D prints to be post-proc…
3D Print metal on a sample scale with The Virtual Foundry’s Filamet Evaluation Kit
This week, The Virtual Foundry (TVF) is announcing an interesting new product, an FFF Metal 3D Printing Evaluation Kit. The package includes a completed metal part and all of the consumables req…
Heat and load-resistant Windform RS used to unlock iconic supercar parts with “outstanding endurance”
3D printing material developer and service provider CRP Technology has developed end-use parts for several exotic limited edition sports cars, it has been revealed. Designed as part of the ‘Iconic Bra…
Onulis introduces new WRAPCure machine with “best-in-class” DLP resin-curing capabilities
Resin printing system manufacturer Onulis has announced the launch of the WRAPCure, a dual-function device that automatically post-cures Digital Light Processing (DLP) printed parts and repurposes was…
Scientists develop unique method of making 3D printed polymer lattices 100-times stronger
Researchers at the City University of Hong Kong (CityU) have come up with a way of making 3D printed polymeric lattice parts 100-times stronger than before. Compared to traditional heat treatmen…
Filaret to turn cigarette waste from Estonia’s beaches into new eco-friendly 3D printing filament
Sustainable 3D printing material developer Filaret is working with Estonian authorities to recycle discarded cigarettes from the country’s beaches into filament. As part of an initiative rolled …
Cornell University and Lithoz win grant to develop new 3D printing ceramic for clean energy reactors
Cornell University, alongside its start-up Dimensional Energy and Lithoz, has been awarded a grant to develop novel ceramics that could be used to 3D print parts of clean energy reactors. Having…
Liqcreate engineers share best practice on how to 3D print with flexible and elastic resins
As the 3D printing market continues to expand, the demand for 3D printing materials with advantageous properties has grown with it. This, in turn, has driven the development of a wide variety of new m…
New wood 3D printing material could be used to create self-assembling flat-pack furniture
Researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have developed a novel wood-based 3D printing material that can morph into pre-designed shapes. Made from a mixture of wood flour and plant extr…