Researchers from Tsinghua University and the national university of singapore study the effects of fluid flow on the mechanical properties of 3D printed metal parts. When it comes to metal additive manufacturing technologies like laser powder bed fusion, it is crucial to carefully control the formation of new grains andRead More →
Aliki Braine (born 1976 in Paris) studied at the Ruskin School of Fine Art at Oxford University, the Slade School of Fine Art in London and the Courtauld Institute of Art where she received distinction for her master’s degree in 17th century painting. His work is concerned with exploring theRead More →
We begin today’s 3D printing briefs with a new system announcement, as Farsoon has just introduced its FS200M×2 platform to the AMEA and North American market. Next, Senvol and Northrop Grumman together presented at RAPID on the use of machine learning to improve process parameter optimization. Finally, United Performance MetalsRead More →
The intricate art of solar printing has become a comforting companion for a Manawatū artist coming to terms with her mother’s death. Picking plants in the sun and turning them into art using a technique called cyanotype has helped author and artist Marolyn Krasner navigate grief after the unexpected deathRead More →
In 3D Printing News Briefs today, we’ll share some materials news, followed by a new product line focused on 3D printing, and finally cultural heritage. First, Braskem launched three new durable 3D printing filaments, and Mapei Corp. branded and launched cement-based 3D printing ink with partner Black Buffalo. Nippon GasesRead More →
Landa Digital Printing and Quad have announced that Quad has added the Landa S10P nanographic printing press to its production line of in-store solutions. According to the companies, the Landa S10P, equipped with a powerful digital front end, introduces a new standard in print speed, format, efficiency and data-driven digitalRead More →
Quad team members with Quad’s new Landa S10P nanographic printing press. Quad customers will enjoy sharper, richer images; increased customization possibilities; and compressed cycle times. From left to right, Kelly Burt – Vice President, Business Development; Tim Ohnmacht – President, In-Store Solutions and South America; Scott Engen – Director ofRead More →
Photocentric launched Liquid Crystal Magna v.2, a completely redesigned LCD screen printer designed to take additive manufacturing to the next level. The LC Magna v.2 delivers significantly faster print speeds, increases productivity rates and reduces waste. Versatile and rugged, this all-new Magna is well suited for small-batch, on-demand, or full-scaleRead More →
Hearst Connecticut Media Group on Tuesday announced plans to close its presses in Bridgeport, consolidating its printing operations with Hearst’s Albany Times Union publication in New York. The closure of printing presses will impact 28 jobs. However, affected employees were “strongly encouraged” to apply for other production or distribution rolesRead More →
Photo credit, all images: OCSiAl LLC Rotary printing uses high-speed rotating cylinders covered with a metallic or composite conductive sleeve to print an inked image onto a substrate. One of the design challenges of filament-wound fiberglass composite sleeves is that these parts generate static electricity during rotation, which can leadRead More →
If you are looking to start a new chapter in your life then this print shop in North Devon has a lot of potential. Located in the popular seaside town of Ilfracombe, Elms Court began life as an ‘Edwardian gentleman’s residence’ before being acquired by book publishers Arthur H. Stockwell.Read More →
The industry continues to grow, which sees new staff at additive construction company ICON and metal 3D printing company XJet. Meanwhile, technologies from other industries are being applied to 3D printing, such as electron beams for advanced microscopes and electrochemical milling. We are also seeing the wider adoption of additiveRead More →
May 20, 2022 (Spotlight on Nanowerk) The colors of the world around us are produced either by absorption of light by molecules (pigment colors) or by scattering of light by nanostructures (structural colors). Nature provides many spectacular examples of structural colors – the bright colors of some butterflies, beetles, fishRead More →
Clays CEO Paul Hulley has retired after 12 years at the helm of the UK’s largest single-site book printer. He stepped down earlier this month as part of the succession plan announced last year. Hulley said that after working for many years in retail, he was “very fortunate thatRead More →
In today’s 3D Printing News Briefs, we’re starting with metal, as RIT and Xerox team up to advance metal additive manufacturing with a new system installation. Moving on, Stratasys introduced new colorful materials for realistic applications. Then German researchers added anti-reflective coatings to 3D-printed micro-optical systems, and a Brazilian researchRead More →
In a potential major upset, Democratic US Representative Kurt Schrader could lose his seat in Congress, if the snap primary election holds. Blue voters in Oregon’s 5th congressional district appear to have ousted the seven-term incumbent in favor of Jamie McLeod-Skinner, a Terrebonne attorney. Jamie McLeod-Skinner, Democratic primary candidate inRead More →
Kicking off today’s 3D printing briefs is a story from Campfire Audio, who are using the technology to make their new Supermoon headphones. Bharat Fritz Werner has launched what he calls “the world’s largest, fastest and fastest multi-technology laser energy deposition machine”, and Norsk Titanium has completed component-level testing withRead More →
During SID Display Week 2022, TCL CSOT showcased its industry-leading advanced concept products and technological achievements in VR products, flexible OLED display, Mini LED technology, innovative LTPS display, 8K 1G1D technology and intelligent commercial display. TCL CSOT launched the new Real 1764 PPI RGB LCD-VR panel which offers higher pixelRead More →
The Anna Polke Foundation is pleased to announce the release of the Productive Image Interference Festival website as part of the anniversary project carried out by the Anna Polke Foundation on the occasion of Sigmar Polke’s 80th birthday in 2021. Following an exhibition at the Kunsthalle Düsseldorf, which brought togetherRead More →
We start with an exciting new software feature in today’s 3D printing briefs, as CoreTechnologie’s 4D_Additive can now repair 3D scan data and STL files. Business comes next, as Photocentric and BASF Forward AM have renewed their partnership, and a team of researchers from UC Berkeley and the University ofRead More →
Visit Sierra County (known as the Sierra County Visitors Bureau/SCVB) (501c3 non-profit), in partnership with the Sierra County Arts Council (501c3 non-profit), will be accepting photography submissions from locals and visitors for a full-color printed calendar to distribute throughout California and Nevada and online at VisitSierraCounty.com/calendar. To participate, please contactRead More →
The Latest Market Research Report Analyzes Web Offset Printing Press Market Demand by Different Segments Size, Share, Growth, Industry Trends and Forecast to 2030 in its Database, which depicts a systematic picture of the market and provides an in-depth explanation of the various factors which are expected to drive theRead More →
Salt Lake City-based Hudson Printing and Landa Digital Printing announced that Hudson has acquired a second Landa S10P nanographic printing press, six months after the first S10P went into production at the site. “The first S10P allowed us to both increase productivity and increase capacity,” said Paul Hudson, CEO ofRead More →
Distortion deformation is a common problem in 3D printing. A new article, currently in the pre-proof phase in the journal Additive manufacturingpresented a novel hybrid approach to identifying and countering this problem, providing a new way to improve the quality of 3D printed products. Study: Automated warp deformation recognition andRead More →
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New Jersey, United States – Comprehensive analyzes of the fastest growing companies digital printing press market provide information that helps stakeholders identify opportunities and challenges. The 2022 markets could be another big year for Digital Printing Press. This report provides an overview of the company’s activities and financial situation (aRead More →
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We’ll first tell you about a 3D printed pavilion and a set of 3D printed stairs in today’s 3D printing briefs. Next, Triastek received clearance from the FDA to begin clinical studies for its Investigational New Drug (IND) application for a 3D-printed drug product. A team of researchers from SingaporeRead More →
Eganville – The future of Eganville Leader and two other independent community newspapers in Renfrew County are under threat this week after Monday’s sudden announcement that the plant which prints the newspapers at the end of May will close. McLaren Press Graphics in Bracebridge informed customers early Monday morning ofRead More →