The manufacturer of high-performance golf equipment called on the expertise of GE Additive’s AddWorks (Munich, Germany) to change the acoustic signature of the Odyssey R-Ball prototype putter while retaining its shape and performance.
The 3D-printing pioneer has partnered with OpHeart, a nonprofit organization that provides pediatric heart surgeons with 3D-printed surgical models. Requesting doctors or parents will receive a model of the patient’s heart, regardless of the family’s or hospital’s ability to pay.
The three new materials are the company’s first medical-grade additive manufacturing filaments designed for limited bodily fluid and tissue contact applications.
The manufacturer of LulzBot 3D printers has debuted a new series of tool heads capable of printing industrial composites with a tensile strength yield comparable to polyetheretherketone.
EOS (Krailling, Germany) will unveil its LaserProFusion technology at formnext 2018 next week. The system uses nearly one million diode lasers to melt the polymer and additively build parts.
The filament from Evonik (Essen, Germany) is based on Vestakeep i4 G, which has a long history of use in spinal implants, maxillofacial surgery and sports medicine.
The Carbon Production Network, a program from Carbon Inc. (Redwood City, CA), enables customers to produce prototypes and end-use parts without tooling using Carbon’s digital manufacturing process.
