Researchers at the University of Bristol recently announced that they had developed a method for 3D printing chopped glass fiber reinforced epoxy with aligned fibers. The method combines a standard photopolymer 3D printer with ultrasonic transducers. The ultrasound creates an acoustic standing wa...
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Case Study | November 24, 2020
While 3D printing is seeing rapidly rising use in production of end parts, historically and currently, much of the technology's value comes from supporting traditional manufacturing workflows through rapid prototyping as well as the production of jigs, fixtures, molds, and other tooling. However, ... Not part of subscription
Case Study | February 02, 2022
Boom Supersonic is developing supersonic passenger aircraft and plans to start testing a 1:3 scale demonstrator aircraft, the XB‑1, in early 2022. Boom partnered with Stratasys and Velo3D to develop several dozen metal and high‑performance 3D‑printed parts for the XB‑1 and plans to continue using 3D... Not part of subscription
Company Profile | April 06, 2022
Develops printers to make functional parts from fiber‑reinforced composites based on its proprietary composite‑based additive manufacturing (CBAM) technology CBAM can process a wide range of materials, such as fiber fabrics including carbon, glass, and Kevlar, and polymers including polyamides... To read more, click here.