Category: Manufacturing

Nozzles that challenge hydrogen?

Nozzles that challenge hydrogen?

Hydrogen-resistant gas turbine nozzles: two patents exploit 3D printing for monolithic components without joints and hybrid bimetallic ones, with controlled surface finishes. More durable solutions for aviation and energy, with industrial adoption in 2-5 years.

Why do consumers choose 3D printing now?

Why do consumers choose 3D printing now?

3D printing has moved from gadgets to functional goods: advanced materials guarantee strength and durability. On-demand and local production reduces costs, times and environmental impact, offering customized and sustainable objects for everyday use.

How does Nourished print custom supplements?

How does Nourished print custom supplements?

Nourished produces 500,000 custom 3D gummies per day. Raised £14 million to expand in the USA, India, and the Middle East. Proprietary seven-layer technology and algorithms generate unique formulations from an online questionnaire. Scalable model between e-commerce and pharmacies.

Design for production: the mistake that costs dearly?

Design for production: the mistake that costs dearly?

Designing while ignoring production is costly: delays, defects, and redesigns. Aligning design and manufacturing from the start, with early process selection and DFM, reduces costs and time-to-market. Integrated services eliminate the gap between design and realization.

42,5M$ and an industrial breakthrough: who benefits?

42,5M$ and an industrial breakthrough: who benefits?

Stratasys acquires Markforged for $42.5 million from Nano Dimension, strengthening industrial 3D printing for composites and software solutions. Metal Binder Jetting technology is excluded and retained by Nano Dimension. Closing is expected in the second half of 2026.

Why did Amnovis bring its 3D printing to Indiana?

Why did Amnovis bring its 3D printing to Indiana?

Amnovis acquires Westconn and opens a production unit in Indiana mirroring its Belgian facility for 3D printing of orthopedic devices. By replicating the end-to-end process (design, additive manufacturing, certification) near Warsaw, the capital of US orthopedics, it ensures homogeneous quality and FDA compliance for the American market.

Can you really reuse the metal powder?

Can you really reuse the metal powder?

PowTReX automates the recovery of metal powder in additive manufacturing with closed cycles, ultrasonic screening, and safe transport. It guarantees quality, operator protection, and compatibility with major 3D printers.

3 suppliers, 1 benchmark: who wins?

3 suppliers, 1 benchmark: who wins?

Comparison between Craftcloud, Xometry and HP MJF Service for on-demand additive manufacturing. No absolute winner: the choice depends on volumes, delivery times, total costs and certifications. For small batches, outsourcing is more economical, while in-house production is only worthwhile above specific volume thresholds.

Can you really print on Mars?

Can you really print on Mars?

3D printing is the key to sustainability on Mars: regolith and titanium create resistant materials, atmospheric CO2 replaces argon, and in-situ production eliminates dependence on Earth. Earth-based tests are already validating the technology for future human missions.

3 patents, 1 thermal revolution

3 patents, 1 thermal revolution

3D printing is revolutionizing heat exchangers with previously impossible geometries. Two patents show removable intelligent supports and interwoven 3D structures to manage more fluids. Benefits: greater efficiency, reduced costs, smaller footprints. Expected adoption in 2-5 years in aerospace and automotive.

Ti-6Al-4V in campo: ecco come tagliare i costi del 30%

Ti-6Al-4V in campo: ecco come tagliare i costi del 30%

Additive manufacturing of Ti-6Al-4V reduces costs by up to 30% by optimizing design and minimizing supports and waste. It requires proven parameters and atmospheric control, but offers superior performance to steel for critical applications with high strength-to-weight ratio.

Customized Defense: How Additive Manufacturing is Reinventing the Production Chain

Customized Defense: How Additive Manufacturing is Reinventing the Production Chain

Additive manufacturing becomes strategic for defense: having surpassed the experimental phase, 3D printing produces critical components reducing times by 80%. Million-dollar programs, new tungsten alloys, and growth beyond 20% in 2026.

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