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Fortius Metals secures $2 Million Additional Funding to Support Advanced Metal 3D Printing

Fabricating & Metal Work

an innovative metal 3D printing company, is pleased to announce the successful closure of an additional $2 million in their Seed+ funding, bringing the total raised in the financing round to $5 million. “We are helping our customers print designs using our robotic welding process expertise that were previously impossible. .

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Swinburne showcases capabilities at Avalon Airshow 2025

Manufacturer's Monthly

Vice-Chancellor Professor Pascale Quester, Deputy Vice Chancellor Research Professor Karen Hapgood and the Swinburne and CAE team at Avalon Australian International Airshow 2025. These qualities make them useful for aerospace, mining, medical technology and more. Aerospace is one sector this transformative work is shaping.

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Graphmatech and Filalab Unveil High-Speed ESD Filament for 3D Printing

i4.0 today

Additionally, the graphene boost improves print quality by reducing common defects like stringing and enabling more complex designs with better overhang capabilities. In 2025, the 0.4 mm nozzle remains the standard for many 3D printers. Whats more, the filament is compatible with standard 0.4 mm nozzles as the default option.

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Cookson Industrial to Showcase the Potential for Precious Metal Additive Manufacturing at Southern Manufacturing

i4.0 today

Cookson Industrial aims to showcase how UK subcontractors can unlock the potential of precious metals in advanced manufacturing applications at Southern Manufacturing & Electronics Show 2025 (4-6 February 2025).

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Report: Additive manufacturing industry sees growth, revenues to hit $25b by 2025

AU Manufacturing

billion) in 2022, and is projected to be worth $25 billion (AUD 37 billion) by 2025, based on the most recent market statistics by SmarTech Analysis. The analysis found that since 2020, the usage of 3D printing in the medical sector has not been the important driving force of the overall industry’s development that it once was.

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3D printed polymer parts data published: SmarTech analysis sees polymer additive manufacturing market to produce nearly $26b in components annually by 2030

AU Manufacturing

Unsurprisingly, end-use part categories across numerous industries dominate the list of ‘top 5 fastest compound annual growth’ opportunities in each major polymer AM print technology segment through 2030. The aerospace sector averaged the highest end-use part CAGR rate across all technologies, closely followed by consumer goods.

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5 Trends in 3D Printed Injection Mold Tooling

Mold Making Technology

But while reduced cycle times and improved part quality resulting from cooling advances were once the primary reason that AM made its way into moldmaking, 3D printing is now also being used to make molds for different reasons — including cost, lead time and feature complexity as I saw at this year’s Plastics Technology Expo, or PTXPO.