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In "Hybrid" FIM Process, 3D Printing Complements Injection Molding

Mold Making Technology

Alpine Advanced Materials delivered 80 rapid prototype molded (RPM) parts (depicted above) for low-volume injection molding production within 10 business days using the freeform injection molding (FIM) process. Results: 80 rapid prototype molded parts for low-volume injection molding production delivered within 10 business days.

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Nickel Alloy Inconel 625 Now Qualified on All Desktop Metal 3D Printing Systems

Fastener News Desk

Aerospace, energy and other sectors now have an easy way to efficiently produce high-strength, high-temperature parts in volume with IN625 across a portfolio of 3D printing options. View source version on businesswire.com: [link]. Source: Desktop Metal, Inc. BOSTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Desktop Metal, Inc.

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New Siemens for Startups program to drive innovation in engineering and manufacturing

Automation Mag

The Arkisys Port supports scalable rapid prototyping, new payload and technology testing, the assembly and integration of new free-flying space platforms and destinations for orbital transfer vehicles, and on-orbit assembly and manufacturing.

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Large Hybrid Steel Insert Solves Deformation, Dimensionality, Cycle Time Problems

Mold Making Technology

Initially, that involved 3D printing metal tool components, details and geometries that would otherwise need to be EDM’d. That led to many aerospace companies knocking on Linear’s door, asking to observe the machine running, since the only other company with an EOS metal additive printer was another aerospace competitor.

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TriTech Titanium Parts Matches Production Technology to the Part

Additive Manufacturing

TriTech’s unique array of three production technologies includes 3D binder jet printing, metal injection molding and investment casting. The 3D printing is the latest addition, and the binder jet process is a unique cutting-edge manufacturing process for producing complex titanium parts.

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Manufacturing Trends to Watch in 2025

CMTC Manufacturing Tech

Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing) Additive manufacturing (commonly known as 3D printing) is continuing to advance at a rapid rate, becoming more precise, versatile, and cost-efficient. Read about 9 Tips to Adopting Smart Manufacturing Technologies.