BRIDGING THE GLOBAL IMAGING CONSUMABLES INDUSTRY

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  High Costs, Limited Material Choice Are the Biggest Challenges in 3D Printing
  High costs for everything from equipment to materials and the lack of a wide enough choice of materials are among the biggest challenges for the 3D printing industry, according to Kent Firestone, chie read more... 04/18/17
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  FormFutura Releases Stone-Filled 3D Printing Material
  FormFutura, the Dutch company that produces and markets metal-filled and thermoplastic filaments has come out with a new product: StoneFil, a PLA-based, stone-filled filament. The material contains 50 read more... 04/12/17
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  European Defence Agency Studies Benefits of 3D Printing
  The European Defence Agency has commissioned a study assessing the benefits inherent in 3D printing for the army, such as sustainability during missions, field repair and maintenance, and simpler logi read more... 04/12/17
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  Siemens, Materialise Team Up on CAD Software
  Siemens, Materialise Team Up on CAD Software Siemens will start adding 3D technology supplied by Materialise to its popular NX suite of CAD software. The aim is to make the path between initial desig read more... 04/12/17
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  Boeing Looks to Save with 3D Printing
  Boeing has struck a deal with Norsk Titanium to 3D print structural titanium parts for the new edition of the Dreamliner. The deal will result in savings to the tune of $2-3 million per aircraft. A Dr read more... 04/12/17
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  Boeing Looks to Save with 3D Printing Boeing has struck a deal with Norsk Titanium to 3D print structural titanium parts for the new edition of the Dreamliner. The deal will result in savings to the tune of $2-3 million per aircraft. A Dreamliner costs $
  Boeing Looks to Save with 3D Printing Boeing has struck a deal with Norsk Titanium to 3D print structural titanium parts for the new edition of the Dreamliner. The deal will result in savings to the read more... 04/12/17

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