A Sheffield design and Additive Manufacturing business has invested 100,000 pounds in new technology to keep it at the cutting edge of industrial 3D printing.

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The new Ultimaker S7 3D printer builds on the company’s S-Series printers, with new features including an integrated Air Manager and a flexible build plate which improves ease-of-use and reliability.

GF Machining Solutions has launched a new version of a computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) software, Laser CAM, part of the Laser Suite 360 software package.

Manufacturing services provider Quickparts is to offer an express service for CNC machining, injection moulding and additive manufacturing. Custom 3D-printed parts are to be produced and shipped within one day.

Machine tool manufacturer DMG Mori will host a Medical Days event on 8th and 9th March 2023 at its Medical Excellence Centre in Wernau, Germany, which opened last year.

At AMB 2022, Open Mind Technologies will not only highlight the strategic partnership with the recently acquired MES provider Hummingbird Systems. The company will also address the role of CAM in networked production processes under the banner of “Create the Future of Manufacturing Together”.

Create it Real and Aim 3D partner to advance 3D printing capabilities with the integration of Voxelfill technology into the Exam 255 and Exam 510 systems. This collaboration brings the innovative Slicex software solution, leveraging Voxelfill's cross-layer filling strategy to produce stronger, more uniform 3D components in a range of materials including metals and ceramics.

CAD/CAM expert Machine Works announced the availability of Polygonica 3.2, a substantial upgrade from previous versions. Polygonica is a component software library for working with polygon meshes that helps companies in a range of industrial markets solve complex 2D and 3D geometrical problems.

CNC machine manufacturer Bantam Tools, launched a new desktop CNC machine —- the Explorer CNC Milling Machine. The Bantam Tools Explorer CNC Milling Machine weighs less than 50 pounds and is designed with power and portability in mind with a durable exoskeleton and the ability to run on battery power.