Addparts, an exclusive service of Addition Design based at the Advanced Manufacturing Park Technology Centre in Rotherham, UK, supplies digital spares for automated production lines through the use of 3D scanning, digital data management and industrial 3D printing.

At Formnext 2023, Meld Manufacturing Corporation announced its collaboration with Fooke, designating the company as an authorised integrator for Meld's metal 3D printing technology.

Get ready for the “Industrial Spring” at the Kielce Exhibition and Congress Centre from March 19 to 22, 2024. This expanded event will feature specialized expos, accommodating various industries and showcasing cutting-edge technology.

Software company Machine Works has unveiled Polygonica 3.3, a significant upgrade to its polygon mesh component software library, offering a range of new features and improvements. Polygonica is a useful tool for various industrial sectors, enabling the resolution of complex 2D and 3D geometrical challenges.

Stratasys is expanding its collaboration with Encee in Germany by establishing Encee Medical, a dedicated division focused on distributing Stratasys' medical solutions.

With the further development of Genesis to the level of Genesis 4 Beta, Amsis presented the latest generation of build-job preparation and simulation software at Formnext 2023 in Frankfurt, Germany. This universal software offers new features for both equipment manufacturers as well as end users in the field of 3D printing of metals.

The companies Nikon SLM Solutions and Materialise join forces to develop advanced Build Processors, enhancing the 3D printing process for Nikon SLM printers. This collaboration promises to streamline production, reduce calculation times, and offer unparalleled customization in metal additive manufacturing.

With granulate-based plastic processes, it is now possible to design highly durable products and produce them economically, even in closed material cycles. Fraunhofer IWU demonstrates with a highly resilient shelf and a vehicle frame how individual shaping, low material costs, and high load-bearing capacity can add up to rather useful products.

Formnext 2023, held in Frankfurt from 7-10 November, solidified its position as a pivotal event in Additive Manufacturing (AM) and modern production technologies. With a record-breaking attendance of over 32,000 professionals, the event showcased a remarkable increase from the previous year. International presence was also significant.

Scanlab, a key provider of laser scanning systems, introduces its Scanmotion Control software for metal 3D printing, enhancing efficiency and precision. Showcased at Formnext in Frankfurt, this software optimises laser machining trajectories for better part quality.