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Introducing Stratasys F123CR Composite 3D Printers
By Kelly Clancy on May 19, 2022
This week Stratasys announced an all-new composite 3D printers. These printers include the F190CR and F370CR and are equipped with hardened components to operate with composite materials. The F123CR series is manufacturing floor ready, for demanding composite thermoplastic applications. They feature new strong, and stiff nylon-based carbon…
Medical 3D printing team takes home top prize in Lions’ Den competition
By Kelly Clancy on March 4, 2022
Three medical pitches. Five lions. Half a million dollars. Three teams competed for a chance to win money for healthcare innovation. The premise of the show was similar to Dragon’s Den, where each team had one chance to pitch their ideas to a panel of…
What is 3D scanning and how can it help your business?
By Kelly Clancy on February 8, 2022
3D printing takes digital files and brings them to life as objects in the real world. 3D scanning does just the opposite – it takes an existing object and captures it digitally. This blog discussing how adding high-resolution 3D scanning to your workflows can help…
Medical 3D printing will take the stage in Lions’ Den competition next month
By Kelly Clancy on August 16, 2021
Three medical pitches. Five lions. Half a million dollars. Mark your calendars! You do not want to miss this night of ingenuity and health care innovation. Watch as three medical teams are paired with creative directors and tasked with developing a video to pitch their…
Ryerson Formula Racing team uses carbon fiber 3D printing to create strong, durable parts for their racecar
By Kelly Clancy on August 6, 2021
Ryerson Formula Racing (RFR) is a team of students from different programs who collaborate to design, build, and race a formula-style open-wheeled race car. The team participates in multiple race events including the most anticipated annual Formula SAE Michigan international competition. The RFR team approached…
Customer Story: ICAMP’s success in bringing client’s products to market faster with the help of production 3D printers
By Kelly Clancy on July 27, 2021
The Innovation Centre for Advanced Manufacturing and Prototyping (ICAMP) from Canadore College in North Bay Ontario is an innovation center that helps their clients design, develop, prototype, and manufacture products to get them to market. ICAMP, located in North Bay, has 13,300 square feet of…
How to 3D print files from 3D scan data using Artec Leo and Stratasys J55
By Kelly Clancy on July 20, 2021
3D printing realistic prototypes is easier than ever before. Using the right technology can help bring your ideas to life quickly and easily! In this demonstration video, we use the Artec Leo, Artec Studio software, and the J55 3D printer to make a realistic miniature…
Introducing three new PolyJet 3D Printers from Stratasys
By Kelly Clancy on July 14, 2021
Stratasys recently released three new PolyJet 3D printers to add to the portfolio. These additions expand capabilities for designers and allow for better quality, full colour, functional prototypes. Stratasys J35 Pro Let’s start with the Stratasys J35 Pro, a low-cost all-in-one 3D printer. This office…
Artec 3D scanners are used in a wide variety of industrial applications, scanning objects small and large, to easily capture data while reducing time and costs. Even with the best professional scanners, a 3D scanning spray is sometimes necessary to help capture all the intricate…
Accessible large-format FDM printing with the Stratasys F770 printer
By Kelly Clancy on May 3, 2021
Stratasys made a big impact on manufacturing with their announcement of three new printers using three technologies this week during their Manufacturing Event. If you missed the big event, we saw and learned about the H350 3D printer, which uses Selective Absorption Fusion technology (also…
Stratasys adds carbon fiber on the F123 series printers with ABS-CF10
By Kelly Clancy on February 19, 2021
Can you 3D print carbon fiber? Stratasys F123 series printers including the F170, F270, and F370 are now capable of printing stronger, stiffer, and lighter-weight parts with the addition of a carbon fiber material – ABS-CF10. ABS-CF10 is an ABS-based material with 10% chopped carbon…
Participate in the annual 3D Post-printing Survey by PostProcess
By Kelly Clancy on July 22, 2020
PostProcess is the only data-driven solution for 3D post-printing. In 2019, PostProcess Technologies conducted the first-ever Additive Manufacturing Post-Printing survey. It’s time for the annual additive post-printing trends survey Join the only 3D printing industry survey addressing trends and insights for the third step of…
SCIEX works with Javelin to contribute to PPE manufacturing project
By Kelly Clancy on May 4, 2020
Javelin continues to work on our PPE face shield development project; over 700 units have been produced and are currently being distributed to our project partners. This has been made possible, in part, by a generous donation of 3D printed components from our customer SCIEX….
Learning 3D printing from home: guide for students and educators
By Kelly Clancy on March 24, 2020
Learn more about 3D printing Explore everything about 3D printing in Education! Whether you are an educator, researcher or a student, use these resources to learn more about 3D printing: case studies videos latest news white papers For Educators Watch a webinar Watch our 3D…
How 3D Printing Will Revolutionize Eyewear
By Kelly Clancy on October 17, 2017
When you walk into an eyewear store, chances are it took about 18 months for that eyewear company to develop every single one of those frames you see on the shelves. Now consider that eyewear manufacturers may release up to 150 new frame designs to…