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HP

HP’s Jet Fusion 3D printing technology

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Makerbot

MakerBot Nebula targets education

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OE-A

OE-A Competition 2026 entries open

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Vinglit flexible toy produced using giodegradable additive materials by WOL 3D. Image Vinglit website

WOL3D’s Vinglits launches India’s first 3D-printed flexible toys

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Phasio

Amis collaborates with Phasio

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The Australian company Conflux Technology, which uses additive manufacturing to produce heat exchangers, is planning to open its first European business hub, with a new base in the UK.

Conflux opens UK AM hub

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Nano

Nano Dimension results reveal turmoil

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Ultimaker

Ultimaker launches S6 3D printer

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Stratasys

Neo800+ high-speed large-format 3D printer from Stratasys

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printing

Understanding 3D printing and additive manufacturing

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Xaar's CEO John Mills at InPrint 2022 Photo Nessan Cleary

Xaar results show transition

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The DfAM approach allows designers to take advantage of the specific characteristics of additive manufacturing, such as latticing to create lightweight parts without sacrificing strength Image Materialise

Materialise updates Magics 3D additive manufacturing software

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Monotech

3D Monotech on post-processing in 2025

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3D

3D Monotech’s Markforged FX10

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Researchers

Researchers simplify multi-material 3D prints

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Nano

Nano Dimension launches micro 3D printer

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Xaar's two new inkjet heads for eV batteries. The Nitrox eX primarily for cylindrical batteries is relatively compact with two rows of 1000 nozzles. The eX head, which is larger, is based on Xaar’s 2002 design and has four rows for a total of 2000 nozzles. Photo Xaar

New Xaar printheads target battery production for eVs

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nano

Nano Dimension to acquire Desktop Metal

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Ralf Schlözer – Technology analyst for the printing industry

Drupa special – Inkjet, the great enabler!

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Nano

Nano Dimension bids again for Stratasys

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D3-AM has developed this LABII 3D printer Photo Durst

Durst 3D start-up develops material jetting for ceramics

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L to R: Manish Suresh Chavan of Hira Prints and Stationers with Amit Dharmadhikari of Zest Digital Solutions. This is the first Epson SureColor T5630 DM to be installed in Mumbai.

Mumbai’s Hira Prints and Stationers installs Epson SureColor T5630 DM printer

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NewsClick

NewsClick raids – Journalists seek chief justice’s intervention

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Adroitec

Open house on 3D printing at Adroitec Information Systems

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Trumpf

Trumpf reduces reliance on supports for industrial 3D

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Mimaki demonstrating its Neo-Chromato Process, which is named after a phenomenon similar to chromatography where sublimation dyes seep out of the polyester fibres and transfer to other materials they come in contact with Photo Nessan Cleary

Mimaki’s new technologies at ITMA

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BCN3D 3D

BCN3D introduces Omega 160 3D printer

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From left, Ramon Borrell, CTO of Quantica, with Graham Tweedale, COO of Xaar at Xaar’s offices in Cambridge, UK. Photo Nessan Cleary

Xaar teams up with Quantica to manufacture and sell NovoJet heads

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Letter from London Looking back at June 2023

Look back at…June 2023

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cobod

3D construction printer Cobod’s financial results out

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GEHR

GEHR offers wood-based additive 3D material developed by Sulapac

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