R&D project reports 67% energy savings with polymer tailored for 3D printing.

The addition of Origin’s additive manufacturing technology will “fortify our leadership position as the first choice for polymer 3D printing,” said Stratasys.

Additive manufacturing helped deliver an intricate design not limited by traditional manufacturing constraints.

Japan’s Toppan Printing and Suntory Group have designed a 3D-printed face shield with a moving part over the mouth to facilitate dining and drinking.

Study reportedly shows that ABS resin particulates released during 3D printing may be inhaled, causing moderate toxicity in human lung cells.

Origin’s proprietary Programmable PhotoPolymerization technology will add up to $200 million incremental annual revenue within five years, said Stratasys.

The partnership with PrinterPrezz aims to advance selective laser sintering technology for the fabrication of implants and other medical devices. 

M. Holland will distribute selective laser sintering (SLS) materials from the partner companies to support adopters of the rapidly expanding 3D-printing technology in North America.

The nation’s leading advanced manufacturing event, which includes Plastec West, has unveiled a new logo as part of an extensive rebranding initiative that aligns the co-located events coming to Anaheim, CA, in August.

The custom injection molder received a Tekne Award, which recognizes innovative technology developed by Minnesota-based companies.