H.C. Starck Tantalum and Niobium rebranded to TANIOBIS
H.C. Starck Tantalum and Niobium GmbH, Goslar, Germany, will do business under the name TANIOBIS from July 1, 2020. The rebranding follows the company’s purchase by Japan ... Read more »
Metal Additive Manufacturing companies & markets news
Still time to submit to EPMA’s PM Components Awards 2020
Submissions are still being accepted for the European Powder Metallurgy Association (EPMA)’s prestigious Powder Metallurgy Component Awards 2020, which will coincide with ... Read more »
Heraeus AMLOY and Trumpf to work on the Additive Manufacturing of amorphous metals
Heraeus AMLOY, a division of Heraeus, Hanau, Germany, and Trumpf, Ditzingen, Germany, have joined together to collaborate on the Additive Manufacturing of amorphous metals, also known ... Read more »
Kingsbury becomes exclusive supplier of Gefertec’s WAAM machines in the UK, Ireland and Gulf
Kingsbury, a supplier of metal cutting systems to the UK and Irish manufacturing industry, based in Gosport, Hampshire, UK, has signed a distribution contract with Gefertec GmbH, Berlin ... Read more »
Protolabs expands metal AM capacity with GE Additive Concept Laser X Line 2000R
Protolabs, Maple Plain, Minnesota, USA, will expand its metal Additive Manufacturing capacity by adding GE Additive’s Concept Laser X Line 2000R metal AM machine to its production services ... Read more »
Report brings together views and opinions from within Additive Manufacturing industry
A report, undertaken by Dr Jennifer Johns, Reader in International Business at the University of Bristol’s Department of Management, UK, has sought to collate and interrogate the opinions of those within the Additive Manufacturing ... Read more »
Link3D and partners to host 26.2 hour Digital Additive Manufacturing Marathon next week
Link3D, Rapid + TCT, Aerodef & 3Dnatives will host the Digital Additive Manufacturing Marathon (DAMM), a new digital conference, on April 27–28, 2020. The conference will last for 26.2 hours ... Read more »
Texas A&M researchers develop method for Additive Manufacturing martensitic hard steels
Researchers at Texas A&M University, USA, in collaboration with scientists at the US Air Force Research Laboratory, have reportedly developed a process that allows the Additive Manufacturing ... Read more »
New hybrid AM process combines induction heating and low-pressure cold spray
Engineers from the University of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, have designed a hybrid Additive Manufacturing technology that can help to prevent delamination of soft and ductile materials from hard substrates ... Read more »
Titomic first additive manufacturer certified a Research Service Provider in Australia
Titomic Ltd, Melbourne, Australia, reports that it has been certified a Research Service Provider (RSP) by Innovation and Science Australia, the statutory body that advises the Australian Government ... Read more »
MELD achieves Additive Manufacturing of large parts using ‘off-the-shelf’ Al 6061
MELD Manufacturing Corporation, Christiansburg, Virginia, USA, reports that is has reached “a milestone for large part manufacturing” with the Additive Manufacturing of components larger than of 1.4 m ... Read more »
Metalpine opens new production site for highly spherical metal powders
Metalpine GmbH, Graz, Austria, a manufacturer of metal powder and part of the htm Group (hightech metal investment GmbH), has opened a new production site based at its Graz headquarters ... Read more »
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- Inside Nikon’s metal Additive Manufacturing strategy, Part 1: Hamid Zarringhalam on building a new growth pillar
- Inside Nikon’s metal Additive Manufacturing strategy, Part 2: Scaling industrial production in Long Beach
- Steel reinvented: Colnago’s Steelnovo and the search for the perfect modern road bike
- Additive Manufacturing in US defence logistics: From technical progress to operational capability
- Additive Manufacturing Strategies 2026: Strategy without the strategy-speak in a maturing AM industry
- Wire-based Directed Energy Deposition in large-scale metal Additive Manufacturing: Choosing the right process
- Industrialising Haynes® 282®: Laser Powder Directed Energy Deposition for high-temperature performance
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