At Formnext 2025, DMG Mori highlights its strategy for industrialising metal additive manufacturing. The focus: hybrid DED systems, modular SLM machines with reduced downtime, and digital tools for seamless process integration.

Founded in 1993, Everplast Machinery specializes in the manufacturing of plastic extrusion machines. Together with its subsidiary E-Plast, established in 2008, Everplast has installed more than 2,300 systems for users in around 110 countries. Since its inception, Everplast Machinery has produced more than 300 extrusion systems over the years.

At Formnext 2025, Carbon will unveil a new technology designed to slash post-processing time, labour, and solvent use in additive manufacturing — while showcasing how its advanced elastomers are already powering high-performance products from cycling saddles to safety helmets.

Formnext 2025 will bring together over 800 exhibitors and industry experts in Frankfurt from 18 to 21 November — showcasing cutting-edge additive manufacturing technologies, trends, and applications, with Spain as the official partner country.

At Formnext, Open Mind will showcase how its Hypermill suite bridges additive and subtractive manufacturing. With integrated 5-axis strategies, simulation technologies, and the new Best Fit feature, the software ensures precise finishing of additively manufactured parts and maximizes process reliability.

At Formnext 2024, Henkel will introduce its latest innovation in 3D printing materials. This year, the company unveils a high-performance resin and highlights a recent addition to its medical portfolio. These new solutions are engineered to meet the diverse needs of industrial and medical sectors.

Arburg Additive impressed at Formnext 2024 with the debut of the Freeformer 550-3X, new materials like TR 90 and LMPAEK, and breakthroughs in medical and aerospace applications. Sustainability and innovation took center stage, from recyclable bioplastics to combining plastic and metal printing in cutting-edge research projects.

Multi Jet Fusion is redefining small-series manufacturing by delivering production-ready parts without the cost or delay of tooling. At Speedpart, the technology has proven its ability to produce hundreds of functional components at just a few euros per unit.

At K 2025 in Düsseldorf, AGS Automation will showcase a total of twelve new solutions from its modular gripper system. The portfolio expansion includes developments for lightweight construction, customized applications and the handling of sensitive materials.

Tour de France champion Tadej Pogačar rode to victory on a custom 3D-printed saddle — the result of cutting-edge design, biomechanics, and Carbon’s advanced DLS technology.