German technology company Trumpf is collaborating with European space-travel start-up The Exploration Company to produce key spacecraft components using metal 3D printing. The aim is to create cost-effective, reusable spacecraft for missions to Earth's orbit and the moon.

The 3D printing industry, evolving since the 1980s, is anticipated to reach a significant turning point in 2024. Facing a transformed macro-economic landscape, the industry must adapt to thrive.

The creative engineers of the Swiss Steel Group and the global OEM Addup came together to launch a new material for additive manufacturing that is optimised for injection moulding applications.

Anyone who wants to be successful in plastic injection moulding today should rely on automation and the right production systems - just like Fuso.

Quickparts introduces flexible lead time options for 3D printing instant quotes, allowing customers to choose between Standard (3-5 days) and Economy (5-7 days) manufacturing times. This enhancement provides greater control over project timelines and budgets while maintaining high-quality results.

The Portuguese tool and mould industry, with its roots in glass production, has evolved into a global powerhouse of the plastics industry. At the forefront of innovation, it consistently invests in research and development, adopting cutting-edge manufacturing technologies. Explore the landscape of today's market in this deep dive.

Michael Mann's 'Ferrari' film, set in the automotive heart of Modena, delves into the life of Enzo Ferrari, capturing the essence of his legacy and innovation in car racing. Utilizing CRP Technology's cutting-edge 3D printing, the movie features authentically crafted props that mirror Ferrari's pioneering spirit

Stratasys announced four new P3 materials including Somos Weather X 100, as well as the development of its Kimya PC-FR and FDM HIPS validated materials for the F900. The addition of these new materials opens the possibilities for more manufacturing applications and to accelerate the expansion of material options available in the marketplace.

The 3D-printed spiral core for near-contour core cooling is Strack Norma’s new innovation in the field of injection moulding standards. The additive manufacturing process realises an optimised cooling system that shortens cycle times and increases moulded part quality.

Quickparts UK announced the lineup of distinguished speakers for its upcoming Open House event on 6th December, 2023. The event will feature a keynote address by Tal Golesworthy, Technical Director at Exstent, and a case study presentation by Frank Worcester, Lead Design Engineer at Cerca Magnetics.