Double-wire metal 3D printing accelerates production times by doubling the deposition speed without compromising quality. Thanks to a mathematical model that controls wire feeding in real time, the process reduces defects and allows the use of different alloys in the same component. Ideal for sectors such as aerospace and energy, this technology improves efficiency and

Advanced training in industrial 3D printing is now strategic for bridging the skills gap and ensuring the growth of the sector. Structured programs, academic partnerships, and hybrid learning models are preparing professionals capable of integrating technology and productive practice.

Industrial 3D printing with recycled materials offers environmental benefits but requires balancing between quality, cost, and performance. The use of recycled powders, if well managed, can reduce the carbon footprint without compromising mechanical properties, provided that parameters such as sphericity, oxygen content, and particle size distribution are controlled. Studies show up to 98.71% reduction

The future of industrial metal AM requires an integrated approach that connects all production processes into a single intelligent architecture, eliminating physical movements and operational delays. Winning factories do not improve individual steps, but redesign the entire workflow as a system coordinated by a common layer of intelligence, automation, and shared data.

Investors in additive manufacturing are increasingly focusing on operational efficiency and solid business models, leaving technological speculation behind. Businesses with stable contracts, sustainable margins, and the ability to generate real value in the production chain are being rewarded.

Bio-based materials for SLS 3D printing, such as PHB and PA11, offer more sustainable solutions but still present technological limitations compared to traditional polymers like PA12. Although they improve stiffness and thermal stability, they suffer from lower ductility, high porosity, and a narrow process window. Research continues to optimize composition and parameters, aiming for a balance between sust

New 3D printing ink based on lignosulfonate, a by-product of the paper industry, enables room-temperature processes without solvents or post-treatments. Composed of 70% waste material, it is recyclable up to nine times while maintaining high performance, promoting a circular economy in industrial additive production.

Binder jetting with ceramic slurries offers industrial advantages such as higher green density and controlled shrinkage, but requires precise management of rheology and material stability. Compared to dry powder systems, this technology allows for greater uniformity and production scalability, provided that advanced control systems and stable formulations are integrated to ensure quality and repeatability

The PowTReX by Volkmann is an advanced system for the automated management of metal powders in additive production. It integrates pneumatic transport, ultrasonic sieving, and automatic recovery in a closed, explosion-proof environment, ensuring safety, material quality, and production continuity. Ideal for scalable industrial contexts and multi-supplier environments, it supports various metal allo

New smart heat exchangers, made with 3D printing technologies and patented, offer greater thermal efficiency without pumps or fans. Thanks to innovative geometries such as partial fins and preloaded integration in engines, weight, costs and consumption are reduced, improving reliability and facilitating assembly. Applications in data centers and aerospace confirm adva

Innovative materials such as technical ceramics and reinforced polymers are revolutionizing Industry 4.0, offering high-performance solutions for sectors like automotive, aerospace, and additive manufacturing. With advanced sintering and production technologies, these materials enable complex geometries and structural applications, also thanks to specialized centers like AMPP. The implementation

Building a connected industrial ecosystem with PLM requires strategic partnerships, clear governance, and technology integration. PLM should be viewed as a strategic approach, not just an IT tool, to optimize processes, reduce costs, and accelerate time-to-market. It is essential to align it with digital transformation, choose compatible partners, and measure results with defined KPIs.