Currently, 3D printing’s largest applications are for making prototypes, molds, and tooling. Direct production of end use parts, however, is beginning to grow in industries including aerospace, medical, automotive, consumer products, architecture, and electronics. Leading 3D printer companies’ razor...
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Analyst Insight | March 08, 2021
As 3D printing continues to mature and replace conventional manufacturing in some use cases, metal 3D printing continues to grow rapidly and gain market share in key applications and industries for producing high‑quality, high‑value end‑use parts. From 2020 to 2030, Lux expects metal printer sales ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | November 11, 2021
Sinterit announces a new desktop selective laser sintering (SLS) printer model, the Lisa X, which offers 10‑times‑faster printing than the company's previous printers, at 10 mm/hr to 14 mm/hr. This brings it in line with the speeds of more typical, and more expensive, polymer SLS printers, which ... Not part of subscription
Company Profile | May 04, 2022
Optomec has developed two key printing technologies: aerosol jet printing and laser engineered net shaping (LENS) Aerosol jet technology works by atomizing liquid raw materials (aerosol generation) followed by a second aerosol droplet deposition LENS technology works by using direct energy ... Not part of subscription